Meet Su Dike, the grad student who’s traded summer vacations for high-speed pursuits of thunderstorms, typhoons, and extreme weather across China. At just 22, he’s part of a fearless crew that’s clocked 60,000 km—roughly 1.5 times around the Earth—to film nature’s most dramatic moments. 🚗💨
But this isn’t just adrenaline-fueled fun. Su’s team shares their storm data, photos, and videos for free with scientists, schools, and weather agencies. Think of them as real-life Avengers… but for meteorology! 🦸♂️📊
\"Every storm tells a story,\" Su says. From tornadoes in the plains to coastal supercells, their work helps researchers predict disasters and inspires Gen-Z to see climate science as… well, kind of awesome. 🌩️✨
Could storm chasing be the ultimate mix of passion and purpose? For Su, the answer’s written in the clouds. 🌥️🔬
