Storm Chasing LIVE Streaming Video Feeds

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Look how many chase vehicles are out there!

Tornadovidoes.net map of storm chasers with streaming video feeds

Stay Safe!!

#LIVEonlineStormChase #tornado #SPC #weather #highrisk

High Risk Event In Southern Plains Tomorrow [LIVE Chaser Links]

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The National Weather Service and Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma has circled areas of Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska as a "High Risk" for severe weather including wide spread damaging tornadoes and large hail for Saturday evening. Storm chasers are in position now tracking severe weather as it makes its way across the southern plains. One team of chasers is from Saskatchewan, led by the locally famous Greg Johnson.

  Links to Live Streams:
Greg Johnson
Reed Timmer
Severe Studios


Twitter Feeds:
Greg Johnson's Team
 @canadogreg @DJHardwired @MTsevereweather

 Reed Timmer
 @reedtimmerTVN

 Severe Studios
 @severestudios

  Other Links:
Storm Chaser List on Twitter
Canadian Prairie Storm Chasers on Facebook

Stay Safe!

Chamberlain, Saskatchewan Snow Storm - April 6, 2012 [FULL VERSION]

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Here is the video from last weeks snow storm north of Regina:

New Wind Map

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Adding a new feature here in our weather data links: "Wind Map" http://hint.fm/wind/ created by Google computer scientists using NWS forecast database. Must see!

Fog and Frost

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Thick fog lasted well into the late afternoon today in Regina.

Happy Holidays and Safe Driving!

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Snow cover around the province this winter is no where near what we had last year but for the most up to date road condition while you travel Saskatchewan during winter, please click here (high bandwidth map graphic) Visit the official Saskatchewan Highways Hotline website for more. http://www.highways.gov.sk.ca/road-conditions/ Have a safe and happy holidays!

Winter? Still Waiting Here

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Current snow cover maps shown below. Its snowing in the east, its snowing in the west, and snow has fallen in the south but nothing but autumn on the Canadian Prairies, and a bunny rabbit or two.
U.S. and Southern Canada Daily Snow Cover Analysis
Intellicast Snow Cover
 
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