If you’re chasing, you’re part of a larger community. Nobody chases alone. If you’re following the storm, you’re part of something bigger. We’re not just chasing the storm. We’re redefining it. One passion unites us all. Whether we’re going solo, part of a team, or in a convoy we have a single mission: to catch the storm. The chase community is massive, expansive, and diverse and each and every person out there contributes to helping save lives.

So here’s the deal, WXCAT has a dream for a database - for a data-driven, community-focused avenue that may someday save lives and if you want to know more about that, pursue the website. This page and this idea isn’t about my project. It’s about rebuilding something that has been dissolving for the last fifteen years and making it strong enough to not only survive the storms but to be something bigger and better than it was.

My promise to you is simple. No one stands alone, nobody chases alone. Need someone to find a tow-truck at 0200 on some country road without a name? Call. Need a place to crash or a hot meal? We’ll make it happen. Need someone to talk to at 0400 when the storm took the last bit of sanity you had to offer? Reach out. WXCAT (My name is Carissa) cannot be everything for everyone, but when the wind is howling and the storm takes it all, my goal is to build the community that values every member within. That’s the movement.