Extreme Tornado Tours

05/11/2026

We love Twister The Movie Museum! We visited today with our Tour 3 guests on the day of the 30th anniversary of the movie release.🌪️

04/15/2026

Incredible!

02/15/2026

Beautiful cloud structure over Lake Hefner north of OKC earlier this evening as the front made its way south.

Steve Johnson caught the front and dark clouds rolling into OKC this evening via his 4Sight drone!

02/09/2026

We were there! Trey breaks it all down tomorrow on his YouTube channel Convective Chronicles

May 18, 2025 breakdown to be released tomorrow! We'll take a deep dive into one of the more classic Plains tornado outbreaks in quite some time. I'll be releasing part two of this video soon after, in which we'll compare/contrast the May 18 event with the infamous May 4, 2007 event (the video was getting too long, so I split it into two parts).

02/06/2026

Missed out on 2026 seats when we sold out? We just dropped a bunch of new seats for THIS season! Come ride the plains with us this year!

06/23/2025

Our Tour 7 guests just caught a tornado near Grygla, Minnesota! Beautiful looking occlusion on this supercell!

📸: ETT Guide Hart

06/11/2025

A legend in severe weather news media broadcasting has passed away.

There will only ever be one Gary England - an Oklahoman through and through. He was one of a kind and the impact he had on our state, meteorology and severe weather prediction and tracking will be felt for years and years to come.

I was fortunate to work with Gary and see first-hand how much he cared about keeping Oklahomans safe. We all owe him a debt of gratitude.

My condolences go out to his family and may he rest in peace.
KWTV - NEWS 9

06/06/2025

Astonishing detail in this radar display captured by the OU RaxPol team as they scanned the Morton, Texas tornado earlier this afternoon! Amazing seeing the mechanics within this tornado producing monster of a supercell!

You are looking at the best image of a tornado that radar can show you in 2025, in 2-D. This is a 2-D slice in reflectivity (what you’re used to seeing on TV and on apps). Radars can also scan in 3-D, or ‘volumetrically’ but this is a 2-D slice at ULTRA-CLOSE range.

This is from the RaxPol project from OU (my Alma-mater 😉). This was very close to the , Texas wedge tornado today.

You can see the individual structure and circulation of the main tornado vortex and centrifugal bands emanating out from the common center. It looks like a mini-hurricane because many of the same forces are at work, just at different scales. The dynamics of our atmosphere are amazing, and mirror the rotation of earth about its axis.

Phenomenal. 6/5/25.

06/05/2025

INSANE tornado for our Tour 5 guests a short time ago near Morton, Texas!

05/22/2025

Beautiful structure our Tour 4 guests chased just a short time ago north of Graham, Texas.