Erik has been chasing since 1995 and has been a field correspondent since 2016 for Weather Nation. Before being a correspondent, he was a DOD forecaster from 2010-2015. He has Erik started NSCS in 2019 with James Menzies. When not chasing tornadoes and severe weather, Erik is a police officer and has been with the force since 2010. 

Ed has been an avid weather enthusiast since his elementary school days in the early 1960's. Ed has been active participating in multiple research projects in association with TWISTEX and the CSWR, the Center for Severe Weather Research. 

Lindsey has over 20 years of financial experience in both the public and private sectors to include financial reporting, budgeting, tax preparation and auditing.

Jeff’s energetic enthusiasm and dynamic drive for "all things weather" has garnered him an Emmy and a successful career with Baron Weather. Storm Chasing using EVs and Drones is his next frontier.

Jennifer Watson is an Emmy Award–winning meteorologist and producer, on-camera talent for The Weather Channel’s Weather Gone Viral and Weird Earth, and former co-host of the globally top-rated weather and geoscience podcast Storm Front Freaks. With a master’s degree in broadcast meteorology and a background in GIS and atmospheric science, Jennifer has covered some of the most significant severe weather events in U.S. history.

Randy Denzer has been storm chasing in Texas since 1990 and nationally since the early 2000s. He has served on multiple NWS work groups and AMS committees. He retired as a Battalion Chief last year from the Austin Fire Department after a long career in the fire service. He continues to respond to large incidents on both State and National Incident Management Teams.

Edgar O’Neal was born in Jacksonville, Florida, and began his adult life on the road, playing and touring in bands across the United States. That experience evolved into a career in the entertainment industry, where he worked as a business manager for musical artists, helping creatives navigate the realities behind the scenes.

In 2012, Edgar relocated to Oklahoma and began working as a social worker in 2013, deepening his commitment to helping people through life’s most challenging moments. Around that same time, he discovered storm chasing—initially as a hobby, drawn to the power, beauty, and unpredictability of severe weather.

In 2020, Edgar made the decision to pursue storm chasing full-time. During the 2023 and 2024 seasons, he chased with Team Dominator aboard the Dominator 3, gaining extensive experience in high-risk, high-reward environments. At the end of 2025, Edgar chose to return to solo chasing, continuing to document storms through a personal lens that blends adrenaline, reflection, and respect for the storm.

Jacob Honeycutt is a professional Storm Chaser for KSN News 3 in Wichita, Kansas and has been a trusted member of the KSN Storm Track 3 weather team for the past 8 years. Prior to joining KSN, Jacob spent several years as an on-air Storm Chaser for KSHB 41 News in Kansas City, providing both stations with critical, real-time coverage of tornadoes and other extreme weather events across the region.

Outside of weather, Jacob is the General Manager and a Platinum Award–winning DJ with Complete Weddings + Events in Kansas City. A skilled DJ and emcee, he brings high energy and professionalism to weddings, festivals, corporate functions, and nonprofit events throughout the Kansas City area.

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Originally from the England, James moved to Oklahoma in 2009 to continue his career as a freelance photographer and video producer. He has been chasing/photographing storms and scenery for over 16 years.