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All content ©Copyright 1998-2007 Scott R. Currens unless otherwise noted.


Welcome to the webpage of extreme weather photographer/videographer Scott Currens. Here you will find a large collection of images documenting severe convective thunderstorms. The majority of my images are located in the Chase Logs section with newer items on my homepage.

Forecasting, observing, reporting, and documenting severe thunderstorms since 1998.

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My 1998-2007 Highlights DVD

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Highlighted Chases:

May 29, 2008: Incredible multi-vortex tornado spits out 25 condensation vortices in 30-minutes.
 
May 25, 2008: Four weak tornadoes near Rush Center and La Cross Kansas.
 
May 23, 2008: Photogenic tornadoes at Quinter and Ransom Kansas.
 
May 22, 2008: Five tornadoes observed in northwest Kansas.
 
April 23, 2008: Three tornadoes and amazing structure from several supercells in W TX.
February 5, 2008: Observed part of the longest (continuous damage path) tornado ever surveyed.
April 23, 2007: Eight tornadoes from a single supercell over a 3-1/2 hours.
March 28, 2007: Three photogenic tornadoes from a single supercell were observed near Goodland, Kansas.
May 6, 2007: Classic needle in the haystack day with a single HP supercell producing three tornadoes on the warmfront.
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All content on this website is ©Copyright 1998-2007 Scott R. Currens unless otherwise noted.
 

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