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WHERE HURRICANES, TORNADOES, LIGHTNING, BLIZZARDS, AND FLOODS ARE NO MATCH!
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Time Lapse 2003
June 22nd 2005 (TWC)
June 7th, 2008
June 10th, 2008
June 10th, 2008 (TL#1)
June 10th, 2008 (TL#2)
(TL=Time Lapse)
(TWC=aired on The Weather Channel)

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Lightning
May 9, 2004 (2.7mb)
October 2004 (1.5mb)
June 6, 2005 (1.0mb)
as seen on TWC
Dec. 10, 2003 (1.0mb)
June 22, 2005 (1.1mb)
as seen on NBC4
Housefire 06/06/05 (4.3mb)
Other
Florida Sunset (578kb)

National Storm Chase Convention
Yearly Summary:
2004
2005
2008
General Weather
Photo Pages:
Sunsets
Fall Foliage
Skyshots/Clouds
Rainbows

Other Interesting Stuff:
NWS Sterling, VA Tour
My other website to see:
OnlineJason.Net
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Summer 2010 - Peak of
Hurricane Season

Jason Foster has been a storm chaser since 1997, when he initiated his first out of state expedition to follow severe weather in the Central Great Plains of the United States.  Since then, he has been out in the Great Plains many seasons capturing multiple Supercells, and Tornadoes.  He has also intercepted a number of hurricanes since 2003. 

Weather Warrior Media was started in 2004 during the Hurricane season.  While intercepting hurricane Frances along the Florida east coast.  Fellow chaser Jim Edds made a comment about the group being real "Weather Warriors".  The term stuck and in that instant, Jason knew what name he had for himself and his company.

While Jason has had many great successes in the weather relm, including magazine and newspaper publishing, documentaries, stock video sales, and more, his most celebrated success has been the 2004 Hurricane Charley Documentary.  This DVD production won the "Audience Award for Best Documentary" at the Miami Independant Film Festival.   All this after a fantastic Intercept of four major hurricanes in 2004. 

With many thanks to his friends and business partners the future for Jason and Weather Warrior Media look very bright.
Associate Chasers Websites Main Severe Weather Websites

Jeff Gammons (Weatherzine)
Chris Collura (sky-chaser)
Amos Magliocco (Cyclone Road)
Jim Edds (Extreme Storms)
Doug Kiesling (BNVN)
 Stormtrack
Storm Prediction Center
UCAR/RAP
WeatherTap
National Hurricane Center
National Radar by NWS


Weather Warrior's Top Ten Weather Destinations
10.  Rainforests of the United States' Northwest coast
9.  Polar Desert in Antarctica
8.  Monsoons in  India
7.  Sand Storms of North Africa
6.  Thunderstorms in the Brazilian Tropics
5.  Water Spouts in the Florida Keys
4.  Winter atop Mount Washington, NH
3.  Typhoons in Asia Pacific
2.  Hurricanes in the Southeast United States
1.  Tornadoes in the Great Plains of the United States





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Find all the chaser related pages formally found here:
-chaser maps and graphics
-chaser vehicles & partners
-chase lists, and equipment
-chase links and library
-local chase summaries
-storm chasing pictures/video
and much more.
Video/DVD Reviews
Book and Magazine Reviews
  • Storm Chaser (W. Faidley)
  • Tornado Alley (Howie Bluestein)
  • Storm Chaser: A Photographers Journey (Jim Reed)
  • Hurricanes and the Middle Atlantic States (Rick Schwartz)
Professional Memberships

District of Columbia Chapter of
the American Meteorological Society

Skywarn (NWS Spotter Program) MOC19
formerly MOE13
What does a storm chaser become when they go to the beach?

Ocean City, Maryland



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