WNEwx Storm Chasers

07/26/2025

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We are working on our live stream! We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause at this time. We are always working to improve things where we can.

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-Jonathan

07/25/2025

Just sitting giving me a beautiful view in Scottsbluff. The backside of the updraft is so beautiful with the sun hitting it. If yall haven’t gone outside go look. (515pm) 7.25.25

07/25/2025

Seriously we need to have a “go back in time chasing” where we can go back and chase the best storms with friends.

Brandon Montgomery
Reed Timmer Extreme Meteorologist
Storm Chaser Jordan Hall
Storm Chaser Sierra Lindsey
Rightturnerchasers

07/24/2025

Severe Thunderstorm Warning continues for Bayard NE, Minatare NE and Melbeta NE until 6:30 PM MDT. This storm will contain wind gusts to 70 MPH!

07/24/2025

Some flooding on ave I and 27th in Scottsbluff 17:40 HailTrace US National Weather Service Cheyenne Wyoming SevereStudios Storm Chasers

🎥💳Our Storm chaser Danielle

07/24/2025

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07/24/2025

Watching some beautiful high bases go up just west of Scottsbluff Nebraska. 3:53pm 07.24.25

07/24/2025

Guess it’s time to get your gear ready, let’s chase! Extreme Tornado Chaser Kyle Miller

We may have a chance for one last hoo-rah in a couple of weeks

07/24/2025

Mesoscale Discussion 1772:
Storms are developing in eastern Wyoming and northern Colorado due to eroding diurnal inhibition along the mountains. Continued heating is expected to weaken remaining inhibition across the High Plains. A modest mid-level jet provides sufficient shear for transient supercells, with some areas favoring left-moving supercells. These storms may produce large hail (up to 1.25 inches) due to long hodographs, steep lapse rates, and low freezing levels, with the hail risk diminishing southward as shear weakens. Storms may cluster later, potentially causing severe wind gusts (up to 60 mph) due to a dry boundary layer and steep low-level lapse rates. The severe weather threat is expected to be sparse, so a watch is unlikely (20% chance).

07/23/2025

It’s always good to see our team! Two of our chasers met up today in Cheyanne to have lunch!

-Landen

07/22/2025

Our team monitors the weather as much as we possibly can, current national radar. 1756 (556pm) 7.22.2025