Cameron Simcoe

@camcoeadvntrs.bsky.social

NWS Meteorologist | UofL Atmospheric & Environmental Science | Weather🌪, Outdoors🏔, Photography📸, and Fitness💪🏻 | Opinions are my own.

Toured part of the Aspen Acres burn area today for flash flooding potential, and as we thought, it will be highly prone to flash flooding. It was hard not to get emotional seeing all the devastation, but huge shoutout to the fire crews for doing what they can to save everything they can!

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A rare moment of excitement in 2026 happened when this EF-3 tornado condensed near I-70. After driving the approximate circumference of the Earth over May and June to see basically nothing it felt like a small victory. 6.17.2026 - Effingham, Illinois

a wide angle shot of a supercell with a damaging tornado

Caught some amazing lightning over the past few days, including a few really close bolts! I was exposed for the wall cloud on this tornado warned storm when my lightning trigger captured this beauty!

Lightning bolt streaks in front of a tornado warned supercell.

A gorgeous image and tornado! What I know as the Prospect Valley tornado! This was the last one I saw (Or at least that I count). Life, and mostly mental health, have really kept me from getting out more, but I’m slowly working on that. Here’s to the many more chases (and hikes) still to come!

Simon Brewer@stormgasm.bsky.social · 2mo ago

#weatherpicofday On this day 8 years Go, June 19, 2018, Juston Drake and I documented an intestine-shaped tornado over rural farm country near the community of Keenesburg, Colorado. #cowx

Well the cold front certainly pushed southward faster than guidance had it… but then again, they usually tend to. Oh well 🤷‍♂️ Saw a nice shelf cloud early in the this storm clusters life before it started pushing 40+ knots to the SE. #kswx

Shelf cloud along the leading edge of a cluster of thunderstorms early in the life cycle before it raced to the SE.