Storm Chaser Nodrog

Nodrog thrives on witnessing the spectacular displays that Mother Nature creates in the skies above us, sharing these amazing experiences online! ​

​Every day, numerous factors shape our weather, and it's this dynamic energy and ever-changing scenery that enchants us all!

Observing the phenomena of Mother Nature as it unfolds in the skies of the UK is truly remarkable. The intricate interplay of various elements that influence our daily weather captivates our attention and evokes a sense of wonder. ​

​The multitude of factors that contribute to the ever-changing weather patterns serves to enhance our fascination with meteorological events. 

In the Media

​Mail Online 
An article featured in Mail Online, journalist Samuel Fishwick engages with Storm Chaser Nodrog and finds out what makes Storm Chasing fun.

​ITV Border News
​Storm Chaser Nodrog content on ITV BORDER NEWS in regards to Storm Eowyn and the impacts to the breakwater at Workington.

Weather Fans

Join us on WeatherFans
A Facebook  space  to discus, share and learn about our weather. All storm chasing activities are shared on our page, featuring engaging interactions and real-time updates on meteorological events happening throughout the UK and beyond!

Meet the WeatherFans Team

UK Storm Chasing

​In the UK, storm chasing, much like the pursuits of enthusiasts such as Nodrog and Team WeatherFans, involves tracking UK severe weather events like tornadoes, hurricanes, and thunderstorms for scientific, recreational, or media-related purposes.

​The roots of storm chasing can be traced back to the mid-20th century when researchers began venturing into the field to collect data on extreme weather. As technology advanced and public interest surged, storm chasing evolved from a scientific endeavor into a popular pastime for many.