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Storm chasing is mostly an independent hobby. There isn't a formal association to join nor are there any official rules or guidelines to follow.

If you're new to the hobby and have little or no experience observing severe storms, I highly suggest that you avoid chasing alone. Instead, seek out an experienced chaser or chase tour group in your area to help you learn the ropes. You'll have a much better (not to mention safer) time if you go about it that way.

There is one group that organized somewhat of a chasers "club" back in 1977, and it still contains some of the most reputable chasers in the U.S. to this date. They used to publish a magazine called "Storm Track" which is now fully online. The forum on their site contains lots of valuable knowledge and tips from the pros.

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