Gaige Clidinst Search & Rescue- SAR-2

10/03/2026

Come see us in Cicero Indiana at Red Bridge Park! Our merch is going fast!

10/02/2026

Come see us tomorrow! Food, merch, kids books and autographs!

We will have Gaige Clidinst Search & Rescue- SAR-2 with the SAR2 Recovery Truck at the Touch-a-Truck kids event in Cicero, Indiana on October 3rd. Gaige follows behind Reed on chases to assist anyone in the damage path. We will also have a couple other team members at the event as well! Come out and see us!!!
There will also be big trucks, tractors, emergency vehicles, construction equipment, and anything else that kids will love to see up close!
When: Saturday, October 3rd, 2026
Where: Red Bridge Park, Cicero, IN

08/03/2026

If you or someone you know has been impacted by severe weather or disaster, fill out the form below. Our team will review your request and reach out as quickly as possible.

07/28/2026

Team Dominator Storm Recovery is launching the LIFT initiative.
In weather, Lift is the upward movement of warm air that helps create clouds and thunderstorms.
In TDSR, lift is also a positive, 4 part campaign for the weather community.

L - Learn - We will be helping the general public more easily understand weather and radar, map location, and storm direction with information and links to free courses. We will focus on providing simple, calm and prioritized public information during weather events.
I - Inspire - We will be helping coach young weather enthusiasts to follow their dreams by planning local and online events with our team and our partners, recording personal videos, sending out free merch, and other activities. All weather obsessed kids are welcome.
F - Forgive - We want to be a positive influence in the online weather community by encouraging everyone to try and be more kind to each other. Forgive misjudgments, stop public bullying and avoid the cancel culture. Adapt constructive criticism and help guide those willing to learn from mistakes.
T- Teach - We will be having presentations at various schools to help teach children about severe weather and how to be proactive and prepare for it, rather than being scared. We will have fun discussions, prizes and team recovery/ chaser vehicles for an interactive experience.

More information coming soon on our website - https://tdstormrecovery.org

07/16/2026

Please share - free hot meals Friday, July 17th.

https://tdstormrecovery.org

06/29/2026

Yall.. it’s here. Get ready for scorching conditions this week.

Heat Wave Incoming – ⚠️ PDS Swamp Ass Warning ⚠️

A dangerous stretch of heat is expected to impact much of the region over the coming days. Afternoon temperatures are forecast to climb into the 90s, with heat index values potentially reaching 100–110 degrees due to high humidity.

The biggest concern is the lack of overnight relief. Warm nighttime temperatures will make it difficult for your body to recover, increasing the risk of heat related illnesses after several consecutive days of extreme heat.

Take this heat seriously:
• Drink plenty of water throughout the day.
• Limit strenuous outdoor activity during the hottest part of the afternoon.
• Take frequent breaks in air-conditioned buildings or shaded areas if you work outside.
• Wear lightweight, light colored clothing.
• Never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle, even for a short period.
• Check on elderly family members, neighbors, and anyone without reliable air conditioning.

Know the warning signs. If you or someone else begins experiencing dizziness, excessive sweating, weakness, nausea, confusion, or stops sweating altogether, move to a cool location immediately and seek medical attention if symptoms worsen.

This will likely be one of the hottest stretches of the summer so far. Stay hydrated, look out for one another, and don't underestimate the dangers of prolonged heat exposure.

06/29/2026

EMA in Richmond , KY is directing those needing shelter from flooding to Enrich , per Chasse Wx

06/27/2026

06/23/2026

Check out this ground scraper supercell just west of Albion, IL on 6/21/2026 during the corn belt madness tornado outbreak. This storm maintained strength for a very long time dropping multiple tornadoes. It began to lose steam just shortly after this photo was taken. You can see the inflow tail starting to disappear and the storm began dumping all of its rain at once . This heavy rain dump usually indicates the updraft is no longer strong enough to hold it all.

06/22/2026

Yesterday’s outbreak was wild. Team Dominator Storm Recovery was very busy last night blocking roads at the direction of local law enforcement, checking on houses and removing debris. This was a small glimpse of 1/3 tornadoes We intercepted. This was just southwest of Newton IL. We did not personally come across any houses or people that needed our attention with this storm, however, there were lives lost, multiple injuries and catastrophic damage during this outbreak. Our thoughts and prayers are with every family, and community affected by these storms. We will be contacting some of the hard hit communities to see how we can assist.