ian cameron

What can i say 23 days ago I new very little about severe weather I just new that I'd like to see some awesome storms and maybe a tornado or two this trip has enabled me to meet some fantastic people who made the first 11 days so memorable!!! the banter and the team spirit was just great B) B) mixed in with such varied storms I've learnt so much now all the gargin on net weather now makes sense. The second 11 days saw me taking control of the barons system wich made me feel more involved and gave me an even better understanding of what knowledge you must have to make sure your in the right place and what road options you have in case the storm gets bored with being chased and starts chasing you B) Me and Paul have covered 9 states 8500 miles and more fast food than is healthy but I feel I have gained so much from this trip so my thanks go out to Paul & Nick who never seemed to mind us all picking their brians on every cloud formation also thanks to northern light and potty prof who seemed to put more hours in than we did and persevered with the crap phone signals that you get in the US which meant not being able to return sms for hours on end and then getting straight back to us so again thanx B) B) And also everyone that has posted words of encouragement and support you know who you are :lol: :lol: so roll on next year where it all starts again!!!!! Ian cameron

Hi all as Paul has said after a busy chase day yesterday the outlook seems fairly quiet so off to eat some steak and drink the odd gallon of beer shall speak to y'aalll real soon while i remember i think billy bob told me thats where he's staying as well Ian

Ohhhhh yes with that walk Billy Bob may evan try the 72 oz steak you never know but there will be the odd beer sunk :lol: so you allll get some sleep and I'll see how off track i can navigate me and Paul my big texan radar is now well tuned so you never know!!

Billy Bob was last seen hitch hiking A lift on the I 35 with a sign for south Decota though the way he was looking he might be walking :lol: Ian

Hi all has been a long day driving through torrential rain (visibility down to around 5 metres at times) though it was all worth it as we managed to bag some awesome pics for you all when i get home and go through the video and pics I will post the best ones with a mini diary of how i saw things. I hope you all continue to follow our progress over the next ten days or so ps thanks to everyones kind posts and words of encouragement and maybe the odd derogatory one too B) Ian Cameron

Nick, as someone thats not all that clued up on whats what in weather I think its a great tutorial for and am definatly more enlightened and now have a better understanding of what we should expect so would just like to say a big thank you Ian

and there was Paul telling me that was standerd procedure!!!

Well Paul you make me feel rather under prepared as I have not even started to pack yet however i'm sure I'll be ready and fully kitted out by saturday morning i hope Ian Cameron

Great vidio I think its just dorning on me what I'm about to go and do and can not wait to get out there and get my first real taste of a big storm and fingers crossed maybe a tornado or two as well!! Ian Cameron

Paul I guess that going to my job then!! Ian cameron