Professional Weather for Storm Chasers
SPC outlooks, mesoscale discussions, professional radar, and real-time storm data. WeatherAI gives chasers the tools they need for safe and successful storm intercepts.
Availability, coverage, update frequency, and alert delivery vary by data source, region, subscription plan, device permissions, and service conditions. WeatherAI supplements official sources and is not an emergency notification service. For life-safety decisions, rely on your national weather service, local emergency management, and official warning channels. Specialist radar, satellite, and severe-weather products depend on region, plan, and upstream feed availability.
Built for the Chase
From pre-chase target selection to real-time positioning, WeatherAI provides the data storm chasers depend on—with the speed and reliability the field demands.
Illustrative examples, not current outlooks or discussions
Day 1 Enhanced Risk
15% tornado probability (10% sig) from OKC to Wichita. Primary target: dryline convergence zone. Discrete supercells expected 17-22Z.
MCD #0847 Issued
Tornado Watch likely within 2 hours for central Oklahoma. Supercell development imminent along outflow boundary.
NEXRAD Level 3 Radar
High-resolution radar with storm-relative velocity. See hook echoes and rotation signatures as each volume scan lands.

Essential Storm Chasing Features
SPC Outlooks
Convective outlooks out to Day 8, with probabilistic tornado, hail, and wind forecasts for Days 1 and 2. Watch the risk trend before you commit to a target.
Mesoscale Discussions
Mesoscale discussions land in the Severe Weather Hub as SPC issues them, with the forecaster's reasoning on whether a watch may be needed.
NEXRAD Level 3
Professional radar from 159 Doppler sites. Base reflectivity and storm-relative products for storm analysis.
GLM Lightning
GOES satellite lightning detection. See lightning activity across the hemisphere in near real-time.
MRMS Composite
Multi-Radar Multi-Sensor composites mosaic every site into one nationwide view. Coverage still thins where the nearest beam overshoots low-level weather.
GOES Satellite
GOES imagery as each scan publishes. See cloud tops, developing towers, and storm structure from space.
In the Field
Refining a target
SPC outlooks and mesoscale discussions sit next to active watches and warnings in the Severe Weather Hub, and outlook risk-change notifications tell you when the picture shifted while you were driving.
Working from the phone
NEXRAD Level 3 single-site products, MRMS composites, GLM lightning, and automated storm tracks all render on the phone with Pro. Annotation tools add freehand drawing, arrows, and markers, plus distance, range ring, and area measurement.
Tools & Reading for This Workflow
Hand-picked guides, calculators, and feature pages that line up with how this group uses WeatherAI.
Guide
How to Read SPC Outlooks
Decode severe weather outlooks, probability maps, and categorical risk levels before storms arrive.
Guide
How to Read Weather Radar
Learn the basics of radar interpretation so you can tell where storms are headed and how intense they may become.
Guide
The 4 Storm Ingredients
Moisture, instability, lift, and wind shear: how the four thunderstorm ingredients combine into severe storms.
Feature
Severe Weather
Follow outlooks, watches, warnings, and storm signals in one severe-weather workflow.
