Now On Sale - May 6 - May 12, 2012

Did you chase on May 5th and drive several hundred miles to position yourself into central Nebraska, only to have a Saturday Cap Bust ruin your chasing for the weekend?  We have the shirt for you and for this week only it's on sale.

Ever have one of those chase days were everything looked like it would be the next major super outbreak and then your target area is nothing but a huge bust?

Well... This T-Shirt is for you.  On the front it has the Chasers Edge logo printed on it and on the back it says Well... It Seemed Like A Good Forecast At The Time...

This shirt is unisex sized for male and female sizes.

Available on DVD and Blu-ray

Follow Convective Addiction storm chasers in their pursuit of 2011’s extreme weather. This production features dramatic shots of blizzards, supercells, lightning, and over a dozen tornadoes. Fifteen events, many historic and record breaking, are captured from different angles exhibiting the awesome power, beauty, and destructive wrath of Mother Nature in her fiercest forms.

Storm chasers Adam Lucio, Brad Goddard, Danny Neal, Jennifer Brindley Ubl, Jesse Risley, Jonathan Williamson, Mike Boik, and Skip Talbot document these featured 2011 events:

• February 1 Midwest Blizzard
  Adam and Danny document the brutal conditions as a blizzard descends upon Chicago, while Skip captures time lapse video of more than 20 inches of snow piling up in a single night.

• March 22 Creston, IA Tornado
  Adam and Skip track supercells across southwest Iowa, with a core punch yielding severe hail and a photogenic back lit tornado.

• April 3 East Iowa Supercells
  Adam, Danny, and Skip follow photogenic supercells with dramatic wall clouds across eastern Iowa.

• April 9 Mapleton, IA Tornadoes
  Convective Addiction chasers are out in force documenting a tornado outbreak that unfolds across western Iowa from several angles. Adam and Danny are ground zero as a wall of severe outflow and several gustnadoes track over them. Skip, Jennifer, and Mike get a dramatic shot of the destructive Mapleton, IA EF3. Brad and Jesse track the supercells into the night capturing a variety of tornadoes from twisting ropes to gigantic wedges, backlit by lightning.

• April 19 Girard, IL/Litchfield, IL Tornadoes
  Skip and Jennifer intercept the ghostly white Girard, IL EF3, coming within a few hundred feet of the cone shaped tornado as debris swirls debris into the air. Adam, Danny, Mike, and Jonathan get front row seats to the photogenic, high contrast Litchfield EF2 as it crosses I-55.

• April 22 St. Louis, MO Tornado
  Jesse gets a glimpse of a developing tornado west of St. Louis, MO before following the EF4 into the city and documenting the extensive damage it causes to Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.

• April 27 Southern States Super Outbreak
  Adam and Jonathan intercept a large, and damaging tornado near Haleyville, AL, capturing a part of what would become one of the deadliest and most prolific tornado producing outbreaks in US history.

• May 21 White Cloud, KS Tornado
  Adam, Jonathan, and Brad capture supercell structure and hail larger than golfballs, while Skip and Jennifer are chased by a tornado at close range.

• May 22 Slater, MO Tornado
  Skip and Jennifer follow a supercell across west central Missouri as it puts down a trunk shaped tornado near the town of Slater.

• May 24 Oklahoma Outbreak
  Part of a large, deadly outbreak across Oklahoma and other parts of the plains, Adam and Jonathan capture stunning shots of the Canton tornado from its birth as it grows into a wedge before documenting damage left in the wake of the violent twister.

• May 30 South Dakota Gustnadoes
  Adam and Jonathan capture supercell structure in south central South Dakota, while Skip and Jennifer get up close to some dramatic gustnadoes.

• June 14 New Boston, MO Tornado
  Jesse captures a large tornado after dark, backlit by lightning near the town of New Boston, MO.

• June 19 McCook, NE Tornadoes
  Adam, Skip, Jonathan, and Jennifer capture photogenic high plains supercell structure across western NE and a brief, backlit tornado near McCook, NE. Jesse intercepts a photogenic cone tornado near the town of Max, NE.

• June 20 Nebraska Tornadoes
  Adam, Skip, Jonathan, Jennifer, and Jesse catch a couple of weak tornadoes across central Nebraska, before capturing a white stovepipe from different angles near the town of Pleasanton, NE.

• July 26 Hoven, SD Tornado
  Adam, Danny, and Jonathan intercept a gorgeous supercell and brief tornado near the town of Hoven, SD.

The running time of this production is one hour and fifty four minutes, and has been edited to be suitable for viewing by families and general audiences. Available in widescreen DVD or high definition Blu-ray.

The new 2Twisted "No Man, No Job, No Problem..." White T-Shirt is new for the 2012 chase season.

On the front is the 2Twisted logo with the saying on the back:

No Man

No Job

No Problem...

No Storms

Big Problem

This shirt is unisex sized for male and female sizes.

List Price: $25.00

"A Road Less Traveled" is the title of the 2011 Wicked Wind Media DVD. This video features extreme footage from all of natures fury!

Currently In Stock.

List Price: $18.00

Weather Analysis & Forecasting Handbook
Tim Vasquez

2011 / 260 pp. / 136 illustrations - $29.95 / ISBN-10: 0-978-0-9832533-0-3
apprx. 7 x 10" / True bound / Offset monochrome print / Glossy color cover

Premiering in 2011, Weather Analysis & Forecasting Handbook is the ultimate guidebook for anyone who needs to know the details of operational weather analysis and forecasting, not just theoretical aspects and basic concepts. It is written for actual forecasting without difficult math or a extensive review of physics and weather history. All of the content is state of the art as of 2011, covering all the same concepts and techniques that National Weather Service forecasters practice on a daily basis. Among those who will enjoy the title are meteorology professionals, students, pilots, flight dispatchers, amateurs, storm chasers, and spotters.

Basic physical concepts are reviewed, and then the book covers thermodynamics, surface analysis, and upper analysis. There is a thorough overview of weather systems, including their thermal structure, dynamics, and effects. Special problems such as thunderstorms, winter weather, and tropical weather are treated in detail. The margins are filled with forecasting facts, hard-hitting quotes, educational stories, and even a few fun weather jokes. With added emphasis on analysis, visualization, and awareness of model limitations, readers learn to use tools properly and are always a step ahead.


Contents

About the author

 List Price: $30.00