My storms of 2024 video is now uploaded on YouTube, feel free to check it out if you’re interested deephive.de/ao9RzwG

2024 was certainly one of the years of all time

Another pic of the Carbon, IA tornado from 5/21 right after it crossed the road in front of us

The beginning of the rope out stage of the Carbon, IA tornado from 5/21/24 #photography #iawx #weather #tornado

Northern lights from 10/7/24 📍Baldwinville, MA #aurora #northernlights #photography

Look straight up at the corona during the G5 solar storm on 5/10/24 #aurora #northernlights 📍Sebago Lake, ME

Waves in the sky 📍Calgary, AB 8/31/24

🚨New Video🚨 The Jordan, Iowa tornado of 1976 is easily one of the most forgotten F5’s and an all around fascinating event. Check it out if you’re interested!

Night Lights

Striations. Taken on 6/7/24 near Pleasanton, Nebraska

Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) and the Milky Way in the same frame from earlier this week

🚨New YouTube Video🚨 How a tornado scientist solved a plane crash and changed aviation forever, check it out if you’re interested! deephive.de/atJ6GZd

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Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan-ATLAS) from a few nights ago

Hi Bluesky, it’s been a while. Here’s a bit of what I’ve been up to

The peak of the very minor lunar eclipse that happened last night/this morning. This was taken at 3:12 AM EST when the moon got deepest into Earth’s shadow

New YouTube Video Alert This tornado documentary is covering the Salt Lake City tornado of 1999, check it out if you’re interested! linktw.in/DoPqVL

🚨New YouTube Video Alert🚨 We are debunking some of the most common and dangerous tornado myths! Check it out if you’re interested! ⬇️ linktw.in/fxbFjo

🚨New YouTube Video Alert🚨 The story of the 1991 Andover, Kansas F5 tornado that almost hit two nuclear bombs. Check it out if you’re interested! ⬇️ linktw.in/CFVaRc

Another throwback pic, this time to the chase on 5/17/22 near Paradise, KS

Throwback to one of the best mammatus displays I’ve ever seen on 5/15/22 near Wewoka, OK

🚨New YouTube Vid Alert🚨 The story of the devastating 1938 New England Hurricane, New England’s deadliest natural disaster. Check it out if you’re interested linktw.in/ATPFXx

A beautiful lenticular cloud that formed over Mt. Washington in New Hampshire this past Saturday

🚨New YouTube video alert🚨 The Massachusetts monster - The story of the deadliest tornado in New England history, the 1953 Worcester tornado linktw.in/BfTQoq

A beastly supercell traverses the horrible chasing terrain/road network of southeast Colorado back on 6/11/23

I just uploaded my Storms of 2023 film which is a recap of all the events I witnessed this year, check it out if you’re interested! youtu.be/g_yjrx9wvTU?...

A bright Geminid meteor streaks through the remnants of an Aurora substorm a few nights ago in Massachusetts

The Northern Lights and the Geminids showed up big time in Massachusetts a couple of nights ago!

I like low clouds and I cannot lie. Taken on 6/11/23 near Kim, CO

Mammatus + Church Taken on 5/23 in Umbarger, TX

Take me back to the Clovis, NM fest of 2023 please

Some more low risk day magic from 5/21 near Lamesa, TX

Low risk day magic. Taken on 5/21 near Lamesa, TX. This day was a general thunderstorm risk which resulted in a great storm that produced some of my best lightning shots of the year

Another picture from the Northern Lights display over Massachusetts a couple of nights ago

The northern lights returned to New England once again last night. Briefly towards the end of the display this large, isolated naked eye visible pillar danced perfectly in line with Mt. Monadnock

Staring up into the belly of this supercells corkscrew updraft on 6/12 near Brady, TX is definitely one of my favorite moments from this year

Some shots from the northern lights display here in Massachusetts a couple of nights ago. I also saw the SAR arc for the first time!

Jupiter is just about at opposition (it’s closest point to Earth this year) so I took this photo of it last night. The fact that I can take photos of other planets from my backyard is mind blowing to me. Photographed with: Canon t3i 600 mm lens 2x teleconverter Star tracker

Loads of Oklahoma dirt gets kicked up into the sky by a dying outflow dominant storm near Altus, OK on 6/15/23

I finally pieced together my full sequence shot of the entire annular eclipse from a couple of weeks ago. This was the spot we watched it from in Red Mesa, AZ. It was a pretty cool scene!

Almost two weeks ago I sat in northeast Arizona in the path of the annular eclipse waiting to capture the coveted “ring of fire” shot where the moon blocks out most of the sun. This is the shot I ended up getting. I love this shot for the symmetry and how you can see the imperfections of the moon.

I suppose that I’ll start posting on this app 🤔. Anyways I’m Colton and I’m a storm chaser, weather enthusiast and astrophotographer based out of Massachusetts.