Amarillo Tornado Hunters

Getting ready for the season to begin, it was not a really busy season for us last season so I am praying that mother nature decides to show us her stuff.
I am looking forward to seeing what happens with this upcoming season along with putting some of ATH's big ideas into play.

Amarillo was hit with strong winds Tuesday evening around 5. Our base had some roof damage, Amarillo College's East Campus had the roof tore off and some big rigs were laying on there side.
Our team observed winds that were blowing in all different directions there were many areas of rotation but no tornadoes were confirmed with ATH by our chasers.

We are currently watching Northeast New Mexico for storms that will be moving into the Texas Panhandle this afternoon into the evening hours

This Sunday through Friday we have a good chance of scattered to Isolated thunderstorms in the Texas Panhandle. I will for surly be dragging my team out onto the field and hope we are able to get some good video and weather measurements.
I love tornadoes but I have just as much love for Severe storms to me any opportunity we get to get some sort of documentation is not a waste.

Hi my name is Christine, I am a thirty one year old storm chaser who began my interest in storms 1995, I earned my Veteran status in 2008.
I caught my first Tornado in 1993 or 94 when it touched down just North of my location somewhere around the Canadian river and have been hooked since.
Know I and a team are into coming up with different types of technology that chasers like myself can use to study weather. The instrumentation we have come up with is somewhat unconventional but we do it anyway.
My goal is to help the ones who are out there helping to save lives by putting their own life on the line. The safer we can make their jobs the safer it will make everyone from a tornadoes destruction,