Live chasers

[Evan Hawkins]

Can someone offer me some websites that are being used to track live storm chasers? I have 1 and it doesn't get used anymore fsr. any ideas?

 

[Warren Faidley]

Ryan Hall uses some of the best live chasers during big events on YouTube.

 

[Luke Penney]

I've seen live feeds on https://livestormchasing.com/ and on the MyRadar app, plus you can often find livestreams on YouTube.
Or if you're just looking for locations, you can see spotters on https://www.spotternetwork.org/pages/map or the RadarScope app.

 

[Evan Hawkins]

thanks to the ones who've replied so far

 

[Evan Hawkins]

I've seen live feeds on Live Storm Chasing and on the MyRadar app, plus you can often find livestreams on YouTube.
Or if you're just looking for locations, you can see spotters on Spotter Network or the RadarScope app.

for some reason when I pull up the live storm chasing one this is all I see, you to? I can sit here for hours and this is it

 

[Luke Penney]

Yes, it looks like the map broke a while back. It does still show livestreams when people are streaming, though.

 

[Evan Hawkins]

Oh, ok, lol, yeah I've had this for a while. I thought it was just me, tyvm for clarifying

 

[Jamie H]

Ryan Hall uses some of the best live chasers during big events on YouTube.

I think the radar programme / app he uses / developed carries chaser and static camera streams, which is probably also the best place to view them.

 

[Evan Hawkins]

I think the radar programme / app he uses / developed carries chaser and static camera streams, which is probably also the best place to view them.

it does, I use the same radar, but the chasers have to show up as live, and it also mutes most of the audio for whatever reason