Reed Timmer tracks a rotating wall cloud near Seiling
A fast-starting storm-chasing stream follows the crew's roadside decisions as severe storms develop across western Oklahoma.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 433,751 views a day, 12 times a normal first day on this channel (35,007).
HEADS UP! Tornado Threat Returns w Chasers
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- 8:24In-car audio returns after microphone trouble, allowing Timmer to resume his live weather commentary.
- 11:53Matt checks mobile radar for developing storms near Leedey, Strong City and Hammon, Oklahoma.
- 20:00The crew weighs pursuing the northern supercell against heading south toward stronger inflow.
- 53:18Timmer, Matt and Jesse leave the vehicle on a dirt side road to film a rotating wall cloud.
- 56:56The crew resumes driving toward Seiling as the wall cloud reorganizes.
Reed Timmer pulls onto a dirt side road, and the crew gets out to film a rotating wall cloud. Near Seiling, Oklahoma, the chase has moved from watching radar screens to studying the storm structure directly ahead.
The stream, titled "HEADS UP! Tornado Threat Returns w Chasers", drew about 430,000 views in its first day, compared with roughly 35,000 for a usual upload on his channel.
Getting there involves choices rather than simply driving toward the darkest sky. Timmer and front-seat navigator Matt, known as LocalManWeather, weigh following a northern supercell against heading south toward stronger inflow. Matt checks emerging cells on mobile radar while Timmer watches cloud towers develop along the dryline.
The broadcast starts less smoothly: the in-car microphone fails, leaving studio contributor James Pettus to explain the problem. Once sound returns, viewers can follow the crew connecting the forecast to what they see through the windshield. The stream includes sponsorship from Nitto.
The outlook displayed in the broadcast is dated November 2, so its tornado-risk map should not be read as a fresh warning for today. It identifies parts of Oklahoma and Kansas as the main concern, with storms potentially developing into a line carrying damaging winds.
Near Seiling, Timmer describes a wall cloud with rapidly rising scud and differing motions within it. The crew returns to the vehicle and continues along rural roads as that structure reorganizes.
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- Channel
- Reed Timmer
- Subscribers
- 2,120,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 2,682,890
- Channel views, pace per day
- 713,991 (on a normal day: 373,643)
- Video published
- November 3, 2026
- Video views so far
- 434,227 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 15,815
The numbers
The storm-chasing stream drew a much larger first-day audience than Reed Timmer's usual upload.
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Which state is home to Seiling, where the crew approaches the storm?
The crew follows the developing storm toward Seiling in western Oklahoma.


