Reed Timmer Tickets

Reed Timmer is a prominent meteorologist and storm chaser known for his daring data-driven approach to severe weather. Born on March 17, 1980, in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Timmer earned a PhD in meteorology from the University of Oklahoma in 2015. He gained prominence through high-profile storm photography, real-time data collection inside tornadoes, and his work with Dominator vehicles and advanced research equipment. Timmer has appeared on television programs such as Storm Chasers, Tornado Glory, and Storm Rising, helping to bring the science of severe weather to a broad audience while highlighting the importance of safety and preparedness.

While not a traditional recording artist, Timmer shares his insights through dynamic live appearances and educational content. His Dominate the Storm tour brings meteorology fans and storm enthusiasts across the country to hear firsthand about storm chasing techniques, data collection, and the evolving understanding of tornado dynamics.

Fans can follow Reed Timmer across multiple platforms for updates, live streams, and behind-the-scenes looks at storm data collection, 360-degree video probes, and Dominator vehicle operations. Secure your seats for the next live stop and experience the science of weather in an engaging, informative setting.

Upcoming stops on the Dominate the Storm tour include venues across the United States. Each date is listed as a standalone event with location-specific details. To stay up to date, follow Reed Timmer on YouTube at YouTube, on X/Twitter at @ReedTimmerUSA, on Instagram at @reedtimmer, and on Facebook at Reed Timmer Extreme Meteorologist. The Dominate the Storm tour showcases the science behind storm chasing, the data collected inside tornadoes, and the technologies used to study severe weather. If you’re seeking an insightful, educational experience with a practical view of meteorology, this tour is for you.

Upcoming tour dates include: Dubuque, IA; Lexington, KY; Huntsville, AL; Augusta, GA; Spartanburg, SC; New Braunfels, TX; Lafayette, IN; Dayton, OH; Hattiesburg, MS. Each event operates independently and is an opportunity to engage with the science of severe weather in person.