In 2005, The Storm Report was launched by a group of individuals who are passionate about atmospheric science, the wonders of weather and warning the public about its hazards. Today, The Storm Report provides services to radio stations and companies who rely on accurate and dependable information to serve the public.
Led by Meteorologist Dan Holiday, our media division is known as The Storm Report Radio Network. Dan and his team of meteorologists and forecasters are heard across America providing daily weather forecasts and emergency storm coverage for radio stations.
The Storm Report Chase Team is led by Meteorologist Brandon Ivey. In addition to co-starring on The Discovery Channel’s Storm Chasers, Brandon and his team gather scientific data and document video from within the storm. Often times, updates from The Storm Report Chase team are relayed to our radio, television and an online audience to warn them of approaching severe weather. The Chase Team Video Page is a library of captivating storms of all kinds. At times, when Brandon and his team are in the midst of severe weather you will be able to watch them streaming live video.
Six years ago, The Storm Report was initially designed to target weather fans across the country — people who are fascinated with Mother Nature’s extremes.
Each feature begins with captivating extreme weather stories. It is followed by unusual weather-related events that occurred on this day in history. Then, it concludes with a severe weather outlook, targeting areas that are under the gun for storms.
Today, The Storm Report has expanded to include daily radio forecasts and severe weather coverage. The Storm Report has also partnered with The Old Farmer’s Almanac Radio Report to produce a daily radio feature. It is not only heard in “Tornado Alley”, but from the west coast of Washington State to the eastern shore of New York on more than 300 radio stations.
