About me section  Nicholas Langley and Kristiann: Owner of Tornado Alley Weather Center My passion for weather started when I was little growing up in East Tennessee. I grew up in the mountains and I love watching the storms come rolling in from the West. I live in Tennessee, Florida and Oklahoma and have been through many natural disasters. I built this page and team for the number one purpose of saving lives and making people aware of coming weather.
Tornado Alley was founded in 2009 by Brandon Goforth and Raychel Sanner. At our founding Cody Foster was part of the team as an active chaser helping the team as a secondary cameraman and with navigation. Shortly after our founding, Josh Ward joined our team as well, lending his expertise to our team. Since the initial days of Tornado Alley, we’ve added talented photographers and filmmakers to our team in Brandon Sullivan, Brett Wright, Eugene Thieszen, and Jason Caster. Each brings an array of talents including weather knowledge, exceptional photography, and (most importantly) being great people.
Kenna is from Missouri. She loves the weather. Loves storm spotting and chasing with B. She is good with radar as well.
Dawn is our storm spotter down in Texas. She helps out on the page with the weather updates around the USA. She also can do radar.
James is my right hand man. He’s from Miami, Oklahoma and lives in Joplin, Missouri. He’s a chaser, storm spotter and does radar.
She is our Plains Chaser from Illinois but lives in Missouri. She is our chaser and storm spotter who chases up in the Northen Plains.
Cory Tyler- Cory is one of our new members who is a farmer from Arkansas. He loves to fish and farm. He is our Arkansas weather guy.
Hi, my name is Liz I’ve been on the team for about 9 years and my specialty is tornadoes. Most of my moms family are/live in Oklahoma where tornadoes are frequent. My passion for storm chasing came from Reed Timmer and my goal is to help people when severe weather happens and to try and keep people safe. I’m also from Texas and a country girl who loves storms, my nickname on the team is cowgirl Liz due to my love of horses and cows.
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