The segment that I filmed for CBC's "The Nature Of Things 101" just dropped. I guide hosts Anthony Morgan & Sarika Cullis-Suzuki through the process of how I read the sky when I'm chasing storms. I also give them a few tornado safety tips. www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgyX... #weather #storms #tornado

Proof that my storm chase crew is 100% badass. 😎 We had one shot for Jason to take this pic in front of yesterday’s gorgeous supercell - I think we did all right! ✨🌪️✨ #OzOrBust #stormchasing @georgekourounis.bsky.social @stormdoctor.bsky.social @chriskridler.bsky.social @nycstormchaser.bsky.social

Did some filming today with one of the screen-used Jeeps from the original 1996 film “Twister”. They had a Dorothy tornado probe from the film as well!

Revisiting an old friend. Pacaya volcano in Guatemala is where I filmed a commercial back in 2016. In the process, becoming the first to ever set foot at the bottom of the main crater. No climb to the summit this time, just a brief stay.

Fuego Volcano, Guatemala no major eruptions during my most recent visit, but it was producing quite a bit of steam & gas. Also, some very cool lenticular clouds that kind of look like UFO's

Panama Canal part 3 On board the Queen Anne as she makes her maiden traverse of the Panama Canal.

Panama Canal part 2 On board the Queen Anne as she makes her maiden traverse of the Panama Canal.

Panama Canal part 1 On board the Queen Anne as she makes her maiden traverse of the Panama Canal.

More photos from Cartagena, Colombia.

Cartagena, Colombia. An amazing, bustling city, and the narrow streets of the old part of town were fascinating to walk around in.

Another Green Flash at sunset last night, off the west coast of Guatemala! What a treat to witness 2 so far on this voyage.

At sunset last night somewhere off the west coast of Costa Rica, I caught the elusive Green Flash as the last sliver of the sun dipped below the horizon.

Watch for me in the new History Channel series “History’s Most Shocking” which premieres tomorrow night, Jane 27th at 10:00 PM.

Check out this bow-wake sea spray rainbow I just captured here in the Caribbean Sea aboard the Queen Anne.

Sunset last night from somewhere between Cuba and Haiti.

Miami In the afternoon we took the shuttle to the Bayside Market area and walked around there for a few hours. It was nice to get off the ship for a bit, and see some of the awesome birds, do a little browsing around in the shops, and soak up a bit of sunshine for the first time in days.

Last night was “Red and Gold” formal night aboard the Queen Anne. I ended up having dinner with one of the guys who helped designs the Apollo 11 astronaut’s space suit cooling systems.

I gave my first talk of this voyage yesterday. The Royal Court Theatre aboard the Queen Anne is a lovely venue, and the audience was awesome!

Very rough seas getting whipped up off the coast of North Carolina. Aboard the Queen Anne. #weather #storms

Day 2 aboard the Queen Anne. We’re currently off the coast of North Carolina, heading south towards Miami. I’m still getting my bearings around the ship. Tomorrow I’ll be giving my first talk of the trip in the Royal Court Theatre.

Hello New York… Briefly. I flew into The Big Apple this morning to board the Cunard Lines ship Queen Anne. I’m on board giving a series of talks and over the next 2 weeks I’ll be stopping in Miami, Cartagena Colombia, through the Panama Canal, Guatemala, then Cabo San Lucas Mexico.

Many thanks to Shane Hewitt for having me on his show The Night Shift. We had great fun talking about recent volcano eruptions

At the National Geographic “Spectacle” photo exhibit tonight at Sherway Gardens in Toronto. An amazing compilation of dramatic photos from around the world.

Many thanks to BBC World Service for having me as a guest on their “What On The World” podcast. Here’s a link to the video of the segment: www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvGX...

Check out the latest article on the Arctic Research Foundation website. I was interviewed by Melody Wren while we were travelling through the Northwest Passage this summer. www.arcticfocus.org/stories/meet...

Happy winter solstice everyone! #winter #wintersolstice

All the tornadoes in the U.S. in 2024. 1768 of them in total.

Peering at an iceberg through the arch of another iceberg in #Greenland. #Icebergception ?

Thinking back on my time in Greenland this past July. The morning light on the icebergs near Qeqertarsuaq was just magical.

Look for me in the new 2025 edition of the Guinness Book Of World Records. There is a section on The Explorers Club and there’s a pic from my Turkmenistan fire pit expedition.

Some photos from the koala hospital I was at during my recent trip to Australia. There’s guys are SO cute, especially the mama with an injured leg, carrying her baby. Those two will be released once she heals up.

WOW!!! I cannot believe the Watertown, NY live camera just clearly caught a cloud to ground lake-effect lightning bolt! ❄️⚡️ #nywx #thundersnow

One of my most memorable lightning experiences. This one storm in Oklahoma on my birthday in 2019 was insane. This is a composite photo of all the lightning in just one 8 minute period. #weather #lightning

I managed to get sick right before leaving Australia. Having a cold is not so bad, but when you add that to 36 hours of travel, 16 hours of jet lag and traversing 4 airports… It adds up. I’m finally feeing better now after a few days of readjustment and some rest.

Bye bye Australia. It’s been an amazing, epic adventure. I still have lots of photos to post when I get home, but for now it’s time to settle in for that long journey home.

Many thanks to everyone who came out to the Darwin200 event at the Sydney Opera House last night. It was great fun, and our ship had the best parking spot in all of Sydney!! Extra thanks to The Explorers Club Australia/NZ chapter chair Todd Tai for making it out and for the photos.

ROV operations near Sydney, Australia today with the Darwin 200 expedition.

Yesterday in the Blue Mountains National Park. I still have a few days remaining here in Australia, with plenty more adventures before returning to Canada.

Big thanks to @danielshawau.bsky.social for giving me the grand tour of Sydney! Of course I had my flag from the Royal Canadian Geographical Society with me.