Watch an epic video of hurricanes filmed 30,000 miles over 3 months

Chasing the storms is the passion of Ty Schmitt, a landscape photographer. Ty Schmitt spent 8 years pursuing this passion. Ty Schmitt spent the first three years photographing monsoon storms in Arizona, and the next five years he closely watched the storms in the Midwest.

This guy said that the storms in the Midwest are the most photogenic in the world. For hurricane and cyclone hunters, the Great Plains can be considered a Mecca.

Recently, Schmitt released an 8K time-lapse video titled "From Darkness to Light" to show off some of the stunning scenes he had 'caught' during the 2019 spring storm season in the greater region. plateau. According to Schmitt, the 2019 spring storm season is one of the best storm seasons in recent history.

"From Darkness to Light" is like a majestic work of art, sometimes dark and scary, constantly popping over our heads. In order to capture the dramatic images of storm clouds in the sky, Schmitt had to travel more than 30,000 miles in 3 months.

Schmitt said, to chase storms, he had to travel 100,000 miles to meet a perfectly structured storm, with the ultimate thunder effect, and created a tornado.

Watch the "From Darkness to Light" video below to see the perfect perfect storm, which according to Schmitt appears only every few years!

1. What happens when two storms collide?