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Yes! I too would like to learn tornado facts. Also welcome to the group!
Something I loved learning about stormchasers is that the professional ones are also first responders to destroyed houses and some have training in first aid and bring chainsaws with them. I love ethical storm chasing, it's considered good etiquette to stop an exhilarating chase the moment a place is hit and go into first response mode instead.
I am very happy you're joining us. this is the best content I've found on Lemmy so far.
Oh man, I used to love watching Storm Chasers back in the day! Though I wish it focused more on the storms and less on the drama. I get the itch to rewatch it every now and then, but I can't bring myself to do it after Tim's death. He was always my favourite.