Tornado Quest — Science Worth Your Time
Science doesn’t wait for convenient moments. Neither does severe weather. Neither does curiosity.
I’m Jeffrey, a geoscience instructor, storm spotter, CoCoRaHS observer, citizen scientist, and the person behind Tornado Quest. I’ve spent years watching Oklahoma skies and reading the science that explains what I see up there. This is where I share what I find.
Where to find me:
Website — Every Saturday, a curated roundup of the week’s most important science links. No algorithm decides what you see. No ads. Just the stories that matter, with enough context to make them worth your time.
Facebook, Twitter/X & Bluesky — Where the harder conversations happen. Climate science, severe weather, environmental policy, and the occasional story that makes me genuinely angry or genuinely amazed. Sometimes both in the same week.
Instagram — Slower here, and intentionally so. Eye catching skies and clouds, seasonal changes, architecture, gardens, flowers, the occasional book worth recommending. Whatever catches my eye and feels worth pausing for. No luxury, no performance, no carefully staged moments…just ordinary things that turn out to be worth a second look. Down to earth because that’s where most of us actually live.
Tumblr — My longest-running online home. Not science. A deliberate respite from the noise. It’s curated calm that’s posted throughout the day for anyone who needs somewhere to breathe.
A note on comments: Genuine engagement is welcome. Bad faith isn’t. I don’t have time for it and neither do you.
Tornado Quest isn’t for everyone. It’s for people who want to understand what’s happening to the world they live in without being talked down to, misled, or sold something.
If that’s you, I’m glad you’re here.
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