A: The tours are lead by Paul Botten, a very experienced chaser with a track record of putting his teams in the best location possible for viewing storms and tornadoes safely - his and the rest of our teams enthusiasm and knowledge for storms will blow you away! 

We have all the latest equipment within our chase vehicles, including mobile internet, satellite based Wxworks Mobile ThreatNet and GPS positioning so we always have the most up to date weather data available to us to ensure we keep you safe and give you the best view of the action possible.

A: The basic cost of the tour includes your accommodation - (this is for a shared room with one other chaser, single rooms are available at a supplement on a first come, first served basis) , travel once in the chase area and services of our team. The price does not include flights to Dallas Fort Worth/Denver International Airport (typically costing around £500-800 return), meals (which offer excellent value in the USA) and incidentals such as souvenirs. For more information about the likely final cost to you, please feel free to contact us.

A: There are plentiful good quality hotels in the regions we chase in, we typically book 'mid-range' branded options (such as Days Inn, Best Western or Super 8). So you should be assured of a comfortable nights sleep in each location, often with additional facilities such as hot-tubs and gyms available for you to use as well.

A: Severe storms are inherently dangerous, but with the use of technology and experience we do minimise the risks to you. 

The greatest risk to the chaser is the roads, so we always advise extreme care when outside the chase vehicle, and will brief you on the various safety rules and guidelines that we have in place, both prior to and during your tour.

A: The base airport for tours is Denver International, we will pick you up here at the start of your tour and drop you off here at the end. During the chase itself we can cover a number of US states including Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, South Dakota, Wyoming, Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa and New Mexico. In short - we'll go wherever the storms are!

A: The vehicles we use are generally full size SUV's with a maximum of 4  passengers in each, so they're comfortable and spacious, but also intimate enough for everyone to be able to get to know each other and have good contact with our team members. We have a maximum of 4 vehicles per tour.

A: Occasionally it does happen, mother nature doesn't play ball and there is a lack of storm activity. Fortunately the chasing area of the Mid-West in the USA is an amazing place and there will be opportunities to visit national parks and beauty spots, or we may decide a positioning day is needed to get the team into the right area for any upcoming severe weather. 

 We also have a very good record of getting on storms even when the opportunities are limited - very often during a fairly quiet spell of weather there are still storms which develop. Quite often we'll be chasing storms whilst many other tour companies are sightseeing or sunbathing!