Chase supercells
with a hand-picked crew
A small team. A Cybertruck. 3-hour radius from Tulsa. No tour groups, no vans, no spectators. Just the right people catching the right storms.
Not another tour group
StormCrew is a grassroots storm chasing expedition. A tight crew with defined roles, real skills, and zero filler. Every storm season, the crew rides again.
Supercell Hunting
Target supercell thunderstorms within a 3-hour driving radius of Tulsa. We chase what's worth chasing.
Cybertruck Base
Our expedition vehicle. Mobile command center. No van caravans, no bus tours. Just us and the storm.
Content That Matters
The best storm chasing footage comes from a crew that actually knows each other. Real moments, real reactions.
Every Role Counts
Driver, weather watcher, safety officer, video. No passengers. Everyone has a job, and that job matters.
Three roles. Three seats.
Each role is critical. We're looking for people who bring real skills, not just enthusiasm.
Weather Watcher
Read radar, track cells, call the shots on where we go. You're the navigator between us and the supercell.
Accepting ApplicationsSafety Officer
Monitor conditions, manage risk, know when to hold and when to pull back. The crew's survival instinct.
Accepting ApplicationsVideo
Capture the chase. Storms, crew, the full experience. You've got an eye for footage that makes people feel it.
Accepting ApplicationsWhat you're signing up for
This isn't a vacation. It's an expedition. Here's what to expect.
May 2026
Peak tornado season in the Southern Plains. Multi-day expedition during the most active weather window.
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Base camp. Central location for chasing supercells across Oklahoma, Kansas, and northern Texas.
3-Hour Chase Radius
We stay mobile within a manageable range. No cross-country marathons. Smart, targeted chasing.
Small Crew, Big Impact
4 people maximum. Everyone knows everyone. That's how you get footage and experiences that matter.
Ready to ride?
Applications are open now. Spots are limited.
Every storm season, the crew rides again.