I live near Cedar Rapids Iowa and a few weeks ago (maybe more) we were under a tornado warning and the tornado touched down a few towns over if I remember correctly near Anamosa Iowa is there any footage of it?
I want to do storm chasing as a professional career and I graduate high school next year I have three universities in mind but idk which one to choose or what would look good on a resume. The ones I got in mind are: University of Oklahoma, Iowa State University, and University of Wisconsin-Madison. I would be taking either a meteorology major or an atmospheric science major
Edit: Ok since most people are just saying “hobby” yes I know it’s a hobby but that’s not what I’m asking for it is a real job and it’s not just tornadoes it’s thunderstorms, snowstorms, hurricanes, etc. I wouldn’t be worrying about a hurricane since I plan on living in Oklahoma or Kansas for it and when I’m not storm chasing I’d probably be working on something else with radar work or something like that. Like I said professional career not hobby work I would be working for a weather station like NWS or KCRG depending on where I live when I start out. I’m not just doing it for hobby for work and it’s not just tornadoes it’s everything pretty much.