Experience the thrill of chasing the most intense storms in the central plains!
(Book Your Own Lodging)
 
  • Arrival Date: June 14th
  • Dates: June 15th - June 22nd 2025
  • Duration: 8 days
  • Start/End City: Denver, CO
  • Cost: $2,350
 
  • Description: This 8-day tour, based in Denver, CO, offers an intense pursuit of the most powerful storms the Central Plains have to offer. With a flexible itinerary that adapts to evolving weather conditions, you will traverse through storm hotspots, aiming to intercept massive supercells and potential tornadoes. Small groups (no more than 7 guests) ensure a personalized and comfortable experience, with guaranteed window seats. Learn about the science and strategy of storm chasing, including meteorology, storm formation, and how to spot different types of clouds and weather phenomena. We aim to witness exciting weather events, including hail, wall clouds, shelf clouds, lightning displays, supercell thunderstorms, tornadoes, and much more. We strive to get as close to the action as possible while prioritizing safety. Prepare for an unforgettable journey filled with dramatic skies and powerful storms.
 
 • Accommodations: 
Book Your Own Lodging (Budget-Friendly Option):
Reserve your own rooms each night. We’ll notify you by early evening where we plan to stay, and you can pick any nearby property. It’s a flexible option to manage your travel budget and hotel preferences.
Lodging-Included Upgrade ($3,295):
For a hassle-free experience, look for the lodging-included listing of “Central Supercell Pursuit” on our site. That package includes 8 nights of lodging (June 14 to the night of June 21) and features a $250 shared-room discount if you share.

 • Return Time: The tour will conclude by 5:00 PM on the last day (June 22nd) Please plan your departure accordingly.
 
 • Meals: Please note that meals are not included.
 
 • Weather Disclaimer: While our forecasts and expert guidance aim to maximize your chances of witnessing severe weather, there may be down days due to a lull in storm activity. On such days, we will reposition to the next chase area for the upcoming storm system. If the lull occurs close to the end of the tour, we may head back to the base city with stops at attractions along the way if time permits. Additionally, if we do not need to drive far to reach the next storm system or if the next storm system is expected to develop in our current area within a day or two, we will take the opportunity to visit local attractions, national parks, or find other enjoyable activities to do during that time. My aim is to make this an enjoyable experience for everyone, even if the weather does not fully cooperate.