29 April 2025 — Northwest Texas, USA — Supercell — Jeremy Perez

Published on April 29, 2025

RFD cutting into storm approaching Post, TX. #txwx

And putting on the turquoise HP gown now over Post, TX #txwx

And then the beaver tail train on that turquoise gown, giving Post a hard time. #txwx

Have to let this kid go. Too HP & too sketchy of road options. Maybe buddy to the southeast of Post will do better. # txwx

Trailing cell west of Aspermont, TX maybe trying to grab hold of the warm side of the boundary. #txwx

All parties cooperating on building a shelf together. #txwx Aspermont-Benjamin

Jeremy Perez

I'm an art director living in Flagstaff, Arizona, USA. I've been photographing monsoon storms and lightning since the eighties. I started chasing severe weather on the Great Plains in 2010. I usually chase solo or with my now adult children. When chasing the Plains, targeting to document a tornado is usually the goal. I'm relieved to say that as hard as that goal is to hit, I'm also captivated by the other sights along the way—the vast horizons, small towns, lightning, storm structure and whatever else gets rolled into that hard-to-reach goal. To date, I've documented 56 tornadoes on 32 storms. Some of them were hazy, mushy views—but a few spectacles stand out and keep me coming back for more: Bowdle, Rozel, Dodge City, Chapman, Ft. Stockton x 2 & Meteor Crater. After plains season each year, the southwest monsoon will be waiting to get started and hopefully opportunities for lightning, haboobs and always hope for a rare landspout.

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