Devin Pitts

Forgot to log back into my account after disabling before the permanent deletion kicked in after 30 days lol.

@brendonme As one of the world's worst storm chasers, same

As one of the world's premier storm chasers, with the amount of traffic that I'm seeing in people's posts, I've decided to quit.

The US Weather Expert, everyone.

I think everyone who includes the title "Stormchaser" in their social media username should have to sit out the season.

A lot of this going on today lol

3 years ago today I had one of my top 5 chases of my life near Keota, IA. 3-31-23. #stormchasing #tornado #weather

Waldo, Kansas Tornado ropeout 5-28-19

@MesoMax919 Posted it again award. Never topping it though lol.

Show me the best tornado photo you have! This is one of my favorite tornado photos I've ever taken, I love the blue skies and green grass contrasting the dark storm base. The tornado lasted about 10 minutes and danced harmlessly out in open fields. It's also one of my first solo tornadoes after getting my license in late 2014. May 9, 2015 - Eads, CO

@StormCoker big if true

I predict a photogenic tornado 16 miles southwest of Hastings, Nebraska on May 19th, 2026 at 5:56pm

Tornadoes and owls

Show me a better cloud pic than this.

really looking forward to the drive back to Oklahoma tomorrow 🫠

Do you prefer your steak medium rare or burnt to a crisp

Posted it again award. But seriously lol, I aint ever taking a better shot.

@oldscarf1stweek That is a lot of words to say "Skill issue".

Now that is certainly a narrative.

@NWSAberdeen 1/2 inch hail currently falling in Watertown

@MisterSalvadorG Indeed it is, with the Hedrick tornado on the left side roping out

@devinwxchase is that Keota?

Something something spring

Oh, boy. Where to start. Let me tell you about my education on this subject. I don't usually do this, but I am going to very obnoxiously flex, because you asked for it. Ready? Ok. U.S. foreign policy was what I studied in college-- at Harvard. And, in fact, what I *specifically* studied was strategies for containing American adversaries and advancing American interests. That means I had to do a lot of reading ABOUT THIS SUBJECT, write a lot of analytical papers ABOUT THIS SUBJECT, and pass exams ABOUT THIS SUBJECT. And, in fact, my professors were all total hawks when it came to protecting American interests-- disciples of what's called "realpolitik." (Look that up.) That means they viewed the world as a chessboard and taught me to view it that way. Oh, and after all that schooling, I spent many years in Europe living there and gaining an understanding of our role and alliances in these places. No one who understands U.S. national security thinks coercively seizing Greenland-- and all the consequences that would bring with regard to our alliances, hard and soft power, and strategic global stance-- is a good idea. Yes, we need strategic and military access there-- which we already have-- as much as we want. Feel free to share your education and credentials on this subject, if you wish.

Ever since I picked up bird photograpy, winter has become something I look forward to even while living in South Dakota, because it's peak season for photographing these guys. #owls

The nicest thing about loosing all my old followers from forgetting to re-activate before the 30 days were up for full account deletion is I do not feel nearly as compelled to be here or interact with any of the drama.