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Chasing severe weather...in a light aircraft

Read about this initially on AvWeb, but their links were broken, so a Google search of the pilot's name turned up these photos from Accuweather. Apparently these guys chase the nastiest weather they can find in a Cessna. Photos by storm chaser Skip Talbot.

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Video on the pilot's website, wx-pilot.com:

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Re: Chasing severe weather...in a light aircraft

I pity the insurance company who writes the hail damage policy for that plane.. [-o< [-o< :oops:
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That makes my tummy hurt, seeing the anger framed in a Cessna strut. Makes my back ache too, since it's usually associated with sleeping in the back seat.
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Tighten the seatbelts, fellas! The music belies the bumps, doesn't it?

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