Storm Chaser Cody Fields

12/28/2025

11/30/2025

Time lapse of the snow storm from beginning to end, 11/29/25 in Hobart, IN.

11/30/2025

🎯🎯🎯

11/23/2025

11/21/2025

We will be LIVE on the Indiana Weather Network covering the CPKC Holiday Train!

11/19/2025

goofball size 🤣💀

11/12/2025

Listen up Hoosiers! We have a great chance for Northern Lights viewing over the next several nights! Here's a quick breakdown:

TONIGHT: Viewing possible for areas north of Indianapolis. Areas south of Indianapolis will have a harder time viewing based on current expected storm strength.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Statewide viewing POSSIBLE! A big solar storm was launched towards earth this morning with an expected arrival time around 8am tomorrow morning. The SWPC has issued a G4 or greater solar storm watch. This means the solar storm has potential to be strong enough to make the Northern Lights visible down into lower latitudes.

THURSDAY NIGHT: Similar to tonight, we expect viewing chances to remain across the northern half of Indiana as residual effects from all the incoming solar storms continue.

CLOUD FORECAST:

TONIGHT: Clear statewide.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Mostly clear. Some high clouds possible.
THURSDAY NIGHT: Mostly cloudy.

Remember! Aurora does not follow an exact timeframe. We have a general idea of when to expect this solar storm to arrive, but we can't predict when exactly to go see it until it's happening in real time. Be wary of forecasts that tell you exactly what times to go look. NO ONE KNOWS!

Stay tuned for updates! An exciting 72 hours is ahead of us!

11/11/2025

We were told the ground was too warm for this to stick? 🤔

08/19/2025

East Chicago, IN 8/19/25 after receiving 6+ inches of rainfall in a short period of time the night before.

08/19/2025

Shelf cloud rolling into Portage, IN right now! Courtesy of IWN staff Cody Fields. - 8:14pm ET

08/17/2025

Sunrise on mammatus clouds this morning after a stormy night was a sight to see! 😍