crazy. where do you think it comes from in. you know my father loved weather and always taught me and took me out and showed me what was going on. we rarely ducked into the cellar, we would go outside and observe it. from the time i was little bitty i would wait for the squaw line to come in from northwestern, oklahoma. every since i ve been a child i ve just been fascinated with the weather and it s grown into this. jenna: real quick here i m going to have to run myself, what is the key to being a great storm chaser? a lot of filling your head with data, with weather info, watching videos of the old great chasers, just cramming your head full of info and then mainly getting out there and doing what we did, in chickasha. jenna: not for amateurs.
u.s. climbs out of recession. it may be a little bit of truth to that. people spend a lot of time on facebook. unbelievable how much time they spend on facebook, on twitter, texting each other. you know, the devices always in the hand. yeah. does anybody read anymore? and it s not always about work, you know. not always discussing work issues. i would hardly think they are at all. well, we have our 13th named storm, tropical storm matthew roaring towards central america this morning. it could make a turn for the southeast united states next week. rob s been keeping an eye on it. the extreme weather center is where he is this morning. we re talking about hurricane hunter aircraft going in i m just updating my status there talking about the weekend there. when you tweet or facebook, you re actually giving us weather info. i get annoyed when people give me useless information. so i try to put out useful