storm chaser

A 'storm chaser' actively pursues severe weather phenomena for various purposes, often involving risk and adventure.

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Definition

B2General

(common)A person who follows severe weather conditions, like tornadoes or hurricanes, for purposes such as research, photography, or adventure.

Example

  • The storm chaser drove towards the tornado to capture footage for his documentary.
  • Many storm chasers are also amateur meteorologists.

C1Scientific

(technical)An individual who tracks and studies severe weather to collect data and improve forecasting methods.

Example

  • Storm chasers provided valuable data that helped improve the accuracy of weather predictions.

B2Media

(media)Someone who pursues storms to document them through photography or video for media coverage.

Example

  • The storm chaser sold his dramatic footage of the hurricane to a news network.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "storm chaser":

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