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Tempest - A Time-Lapse Film

Feb 11, 2020

We have been time-lapsing storms for 4 years now, but haven't been able to put them together in a film by ourselves because we never had the time to sit down and learn the software to fully produce one on our own. Fortunately we have good friends who are videographers and they were kind enough to put together our first two films for us and though it was great to watch these films it still felt a little empty. The main reason being, we wanted total control of every aspect of the film in order to ...

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LOW DESERT FOG

Feb 05, 2020

 Everyone knows rain is rare in the low deserts of the American Southwest, but Arizona’s Sonoran Desert is actually one of the “wetter” deserts out there with Phoenix averaging 8 inches of rain annually. Staggering figures, we know. In all seriousness, that is a fairly high amount as true deserts go, especially when you consider Death Valley in California’s Mojave Desert only averages 2 inches of rain annually.Given those scarce numbers, there are two things even ...

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BEST WEATHER PHOTOS OF THE PAST DECADE

Jan 24, 2020

We have decided to start off 2020 and a new decade with our top 10 favorite storm-chasing moments from the last decade. There have been so many incredible storms throughout that time and it was very difficult to narrow this down to ten storms. Without further ado, we present our storm winners! Coming in at number 10 is "The Little Storm That Could". Taken 7-7-17 during monsoon season, we found ourselves chasing in northwest Arizona. The landscapes out there are vast and beautiful. We found ...

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