<human>: I used a throwaway because I am going to piss a lot of people off. Whatever. 

After the major tornado that happened yesterday in Illinois-- I can't hold in my disdain anymore.

Most of the ones that I see are non-degreed (in meteorology specifically) out there taking pictures for their websites to get money off of what is actually people's pain and suffering. It seems like there is a disconnect that these things kill people, destroy homes, and communities--while they click away at them. Much like [this dude] ( 

Hell, some WITH/pursuing degrees are asshats. (I'm looking at you [Mike Bettes] ( I'm GLARING at you Reed Timmer.) 

Also so many of them just completely throw caution to the wind (literally) when they go out. Tornadoes are so unpredictable and wild that if you aren't skilled in what you're doing--you could kill yourself. The best way to chase isn't to get as close to the storm as you can without getting sucked into the damn thing. There are so many ding dongs that go out there and clog up roadways or get stuck because they went off-roading or down a dirt road in the rain.  

I respect and am greatly indebted to the people who are out there doing it the right way. (Yes, this means the great Tim Samaras who tragically died doing RESEARCH.) I know that storm chasing is extremely valuable to being able to seal the gap between what radar says, and what is actually happening. We NEED storm chasers. There are some that do what they need to in order to keep people safe. 
It just doesn't seem like there are a lot out there that care about that, anymore.

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<bot>: if you are storm chasing without a degree, without regard for the safety of others, for money, and/or not for general education/research purposes--fuuuuuuuuuuuck off