ARCUS On a warm July night in 2002, two high school friends decided to chase a tornado.

The Atmospheric Research Collaboration for Unstable Storms, or ARCUS Team for short, is a storm chasing collective of extreme photographers, weather enthusiasts, and storm spotters that will chase and study all forms of extreme earth sciences. What they found instead was the destruction left by four touchdowns in Bel Air, MD in the dead of night. The sight changed their lives forever, and shortly thereafter, the Atmospheric Research Collaboration for Unstable Storms was founded.

Storm season is upon us!
03/15/2019

Storm season is upon us!

Gonna be a bit warm across the US....
07/02/2018

Gonna be a bit warm across the US....

2960 degrees in Cave Creek?! FOX 10's Cory McCloskey leads viewers through a hilarious weathercast after his weather map malfunctions. Technology doesn't alw...

01/08/2018

And for our next storm chasing vehicle... 🤣

LOL how's this for a forecast 😂
12/11/2017

LOL how's this for a forecast 😂

Five Day Weather Forecast. Sometimes the weather isn't as predictable as we would like it to be. Watch as this weather man tries to give the public the most ...

12/08/2017

"While a 3- to 6-inch snowfall is most likely in New England, that sort of snowfall may extend all the way down to parts of New Jersey, Delaware, southern Maryland and central and southeastern Virginia," according to AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Bernie Rayno.

A storm with snow will make for slushy and snow-covered roads in much of New England and in coastal areas of the mid-Atlantic during the first part of this weekend.

10/29/2017

Woah!

Quite a storm across the pond!
10/16/2017

Quite a storm across the pond!

Tropical Storm Ophelia began to batter Ireland's southern coast on Monday, knocking down trees and power lines and whipping up 10-metre waves, as the government warned the country's worst storm in half a century could cause fatalities.

Here we go again - what a season!
10/06/2017

Here we go again - what a season!

Tropical Storm Nate roared toward Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula after drenching Central America in rain that was blamed for at least 22 deaths, and forecasters said it could reach the U.S. Gulf Coast as a hurricane...

09/22/2017

Cool and scary review of tornadoes. 😀😮

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