Ben Holcomb
Storm Chasing
in pursuit of tornadoes
Each yeah I travel thousands of miles across the great plains of the United States in search of observing tornadoes and supercells. This website is a collection of my experiences in pursuit of violent winds and some of the most extreme weather in the world. When I’m not working or chasing storms, I enjoy traveling to beautiful places around this rock of ours called Earth. You can also view videos on my Youtube Channel
RECENT CHASES
- May 30, 2022 - Started off near a moderate risk/15% hatched tornado risk in Sioux City and chased supercells in southern Kansas (648 Miles)
- May 29, 2022 - A potentially potent day in Northeastern Nebraska in a showdown with the cap. The cap won. (709 Miles)
- May 24, 2022 - Bust down near Brownwood in Central Texas. Outflow storm modes dominate. (624 Miles)
- May 12, 2022 - 80-90 MPH Straight line winds in a fast moving Derecho near Huron, SD (1585 Miles)
- May 4, 2022 - Multiple tornadoes including wedges in Eastern Oklahoma. Witnessed the Seminole Oklahoma Tornado (342 Miles)
Featured Chases
Bowdle, South Dakota Tornado
Dodge City Kansas Tornado
Bradshaw Nebraska Tornado
Tipton Oklahoma Tornado
Wynnewood and Sulphur Oklahoma Tornadoes
Central Oklahoma Tornado Outbreak
Moore, Oklahoma Tornado
Selden Kansas Tornado
Storm Chasing Videos
Latest videos from my storm chasing adventures across the Great Plains
Ben Holcomb is a Storm Chaser that lives in Norman, Oklahoma, a suburb of Oklahoma City. While Storm Chasing, Ben has seen almost 200 tornadoes with the strongest being the Moore, Oklahoma Tornado of May 20, 2013. Ben has seen hail the size of softballs and baseballs, an EF-5 tornado and chased 2 hurricanes.