Hurricanes
Tornado
Alley
WinterWeather
LOCAL
CHASE LOGS:
June
20, 1989*
Aug. 9,
1997
Jan 8,
1999
Sept. 9,
2001
Oct.22,
2001
Jul.
14, 2004
March
16, 2005
April
8, 2005
*Pictures
only. Winter logs have moved into The Winter Weather section (link
above)
VIDEO:
Lightning
May 9,
2004 (2.7mb)
October
2004 (1.5mb)
June 6,
2005 (1.0mb)
June 22,
2005 (1.1mb)
as seen on TWC
Dec.
10, 2003 (1.0mb)
as seen on NBC4
Housefire
06/06/05 (4.3mb)
Other
Florida
Sunset (578kb)
National
Storm
Chase Convention
Yearly
Summary:
2004
2005
2008
General
Weather
Photo Pages:
Sunsets
Skyshots/Clouds
Rainbows
Professional
Memberships
District of Columbia
Chapter of
the American Meteorological Society
Skywarn (NWS Spotter Program)
My other websites to
see:
OnlineJason.Net
N3PRZ.com
baddrivervideo.com
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Jason Foster has been
a storm chaser since 1997, when he initiated his first out of state
expedition to follow severe weather in the Central Great Plains of the
United States. Since then, he has been out in the Great Plains
many seasons capturing multiple Supercells, and
Tornadoes. He has also intercepted a number of
hurricanes since 2003.
Weather Warrior Media was started in 2004 during the Hurricane
season. While intercepting hurricane Frances along the Florida
east coast. Fellow chaser Jim Edds made a comment about the group
being real "Weather Warriors". The term stuck and in that
instant, Jason knew what name he had for himself and his company.
While Jason has had many great successes in the weather relm, including
magazine and newspaper publishing, documentaries, stock video sales,
and more, his most celebrated success has been the 2004 Hurricane
Charley Documentary. This DVD production won the "Audience Award
for Best Documentary" at the Miami Independant Film
Festival. All this after a fantastic Intercept of four
major hurricanes in 2004.
With many thanks to his friends and business partners the future for
Jason and Weather Warrior Media look very bright. |
2008
Great Plains (Tornado Alley) Storm Chase Expedition Dates Planned:
There are still some outstanding issues with my medical condition and
funding, but as of right now my planned departure for this year's Great
Plains Storm Chase Expedition is Monday, May 12th. However, at
the moment, long range forecasts might suggest a slow or inactive
pattern, which might mean I push back my departure dates. I would
prefer this as I will be better able to chase if I start a week or more
later.
Jon
Davies and his wife have put together a great book for kids about
severe weather and
storm chasers. Check it out by clicking on the graphic
above. I highly recommend this book. In fact I purchased a
few extra copies to give to my local libraries.
Weather Warrior's
Top Ten Weather
Destinations
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10. Rainforests of
the United States' Northwest coast
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9. Polar Desert in
Antarctica
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8. Monsoons
in India
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7. Sand Storms of
North Africa
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6.
Thunderstorms in
the Brazilian Tropics
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5. Water Spouts in
the Florida Keys
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4. Winter atop Mount
Washington, NH
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3. Typhoons in Asia
Pacific
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2. Hurricanes in the
Southeast United States
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1. Tornadoes in the
Great Plains of the United States
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