2025 Great North Tornado Hunt #1
- Tour Length
- 4 Days
- Arrival Day
- July 11
- First Chase Day
- July 12
- Last Chase Day
- July 15
- Departure Day
- July 16
- Base City
- Denver
2025 Great North Tornado Hune #1
- Tour Length
- 4 Days
- Arrival Day
- July 16
- First Chase Day
- July 17
- Last Chase Day
- July 20
- Departure Day
- July 21
- Base City
- Denver
NEW FOR 2025. WE ARE PLEASED TO OFFER OUR NEW GREAT NORTH TORNADO HUNT 4 DAY MINITOURS! BOOK ONE OR BOOK BOTH AND RECEIVE $100 OFF EACH TOUR AND GET 8 DAYS OF CHASING WITH A DAY OFF INBETEWEEN TOURS TO CATCH UP ON LAUNDRY, RELAX OR DO PERSONAL THINGS!
Did you know that the North American tornado season often extends through early summer, with a wide swath of territory including the U.S. northern Plains, Canadian Prairies and upper Midwest experiencing a significant amount of severe thunderstorm activity? As the midlatitude jet stream weakens and retreats during latter June into July in the typical year, moderate to occasionally strong westerly winds aloft are sustained across Canada and the northern tier of the USA. Beneath this, warm and humid air often makes forays deep into the U.S. northern Plains and Canada, with low-level moisture (the “fuel” for thunderstorms) often augmented over areas rich with crops and abundant spring rains/snows. The southerly winds bearing the low-level moisture, superposed by the mid and upper-level westerlies associated with the retreating and weakening jet stream, yields a highly sheared and buoyant atmosphere – one supportive of supercell thunderstorms – on many days. In fact, some of the most spectacular tornadoes the North American prairies have to offer can occur in early-mid summer.
For this reason, we are pleased to offer “The Great North Tornado Hunt”!
