No screaming. No yelling. Just a calm attitude and professional behavior. Easily my favorite chaser to this day.

Reed makes a cameo appearance in every tornado video, I swear.

I love how you coach and narrate yourself out loud through your decisions and actions to keep yourself grounded and aware of the situation. Wonderful video Daniel!

Absolutely beautiful cinematography there Daniel. Really feels like we're on the whole chase with you, rather than just seeing small snippets without context.

When I say the sky turns green before a tornado... this video has great examples of what I mean.

i love how every single storm that appears i just see dom 3 in it lol

A nocturnal rain-wrapped EF5.  What could possibly go wrong?

This pursuit was conscientious and methodical. It reminds me of checklists used by aircraft crews.  Smart.

The editing Daniel is perfection. From the smooth transitions, caption, addition to radar scans and stills. This is top class, well done! 🌟

Daniel, great work! My chase partner and I were just south of you on another dirt road near Fort Ransom. We did see that tornado. I have yet to finish editing my footage that day. We couldn't see the Enderlin tornado from our vantage point. BUT we were just ahead of you on the dirt road towards the end of this video. We had no idea there was another tornado on the ground. Omg that gives me goosebumps. I'll have to look at my night time footage again! Anyway, always fun to watch other chasers footage, especially when you're out on the same day. Thanks for sharing! Hope to meet you out there!

Easily the best documentation of this day.

lol POV  4:05 you're cruising along in your car and that thing rolls by and you think its about time to question your life choices...

Excellent work!

Literally the first stormchaser I’ve seen in a while that has a safety plan and situational awareness as opposed to people just screaming loud into the camera while risking their own life’s for some adrenaline.

I've never seen Hail damage so bad get shown off so proudly. That car has definitely seen it's fair share of adventures and has it's own personality at this point!

This was a absolutely insane storm season in North Dakota. June 20th was one for the record books! RIP to the people who lost their lives.

Your instincts are spot on, man. Didn't even see anything and you started saying 'too close', and next thing you know the bear's cage is RIGHT THERE. Terrifying. Nature is awesome.

Tornadoes in Brazil used to be very rare, but they are becoming increasingly frequent, and their destructive intensity increases with each new occurrence. An exchange of information between researchers would be very interesting. The US has much to teach about these phenomena. It would be interesting to know how Americans deal with them, how they protect themselves, what the logistics are in case of catastrophes, how houses are built, how authorities handle these events, and above all, how forecast maps are created. Tornado chasers have much to teach. Keep up the videos. Greetings from Brazil, stay healthy and safe.

Wow those are some incredible shots of that base. Good lord!

First of your videos I've run across. Your style really turns a chase into an education. Instant sub. Thank you for this!