Imagine standing in front of a giant tornado, watching it swirl, and capturing every moment on camera. That’s what storm chasers do—they follow severe weather to capture rare footage. These brave people drive into storms like tornadoes, hurricanes, or lightning strikes, all in the name of science and excitement. Storm chasers sell their dramatic videos and photos to news stations, TV shows, or even researchers who study the weather. Sometimes, these videos can make thousands of dollars! Storm chasers don’t just do it for money—they also help scientists by providing valuable footage of dangerous storms. Their work helps people prepare for severe weather and even saves lives by showing just how powerful these storms can be. It’s not for everyone, though. It’s dangerous work that requires skill, bravery, and a love of nature’s power. But for those who are willing to chase the storm, it’s a thrilling way to make money and contribute to science at the same time.