NMCP • New Mexico Chasers Project
A dedicated storm chasing unit, weather spotters, and field operatives tracking supercells, dryline tornadogenesis, and intense monsoons across the high plains and desert canyons of New Mexico.
Active Command
Operational Area
Real-Time Reports
Continuous meteorological telemetry, high-definition Doppler composite radar, and live field chase broadcasts.
United by discipline, advanced meteorological analysis, and frontline storm intercept experience.
Directs organizational operations, intercept strategy, team logistics, media coordination, and comprehensive project vision across all New Mexico chase corridors.
In command of on-the-ground tactical execution, convoy positioning, and real-time safety protocols during volatile high-risk severe storm environments.
Supervises unit operations and manages communications networks, radar synchronization, telemetry data, and tactical convoy coordination in the field.
Executes precision vehicle operations, high-speed regional road navigation, and real-time ground-truth weather spotting during active convective chase days.
Strategic Planning, Project Overview
Field Command, Safety Lead
Unit Supervision, Comms
Weather Forecasting, Data Analysis
Advanced Chase Operations, Field Deployment
Team Vehicle Operations, Real-Time Reporting
Weather Observation, Field Reporting
Field Training, Operational Support
Positioning in the right place at the right time. We track supercells, dryline boundaries, microbursts, and tornadic events across New Mexico's diverse terrain.
Radar only tells part of the story. Our team provides accurate on-the-ground visual observations and reports to keep local communities informed and safe.
Documenting the raw beauty of Southwestern storms through high-resolution photography, 4K timelapse sequences, and cinematic field video.