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Blew the windows out, covered it in dents. Such storms are how the Subaru earned its name: Dominator Fore. The wagon is the fourth in a line of custom-built Dominator storm chasing vehicles , its golf ball dimples inspiring the second half of the name. The Subaru is the only car among the Dominators, though; its precedents are heavy duty pickup-truck-based tanks covered in sheetmetal armor and double-pane Lexan windows, created to survive ground-zero encounters with tornadoes.

As opposed to being a specialist, Dominator Fore is a multi-tool for storm-chasing. Hurricanes, for example, need a small footprint and quick reflexes. Timmer's put , miles on the Subie in two years.

Timmer said he's had no mechanical issues with his ride. The reliability is a boon for his temperament; in the past, he didn't pay much attention to maintenance.

He started storm chasing in his first car, a Plymouth Reliant, followed by a Mercury Topaz, then "a Chevy Lumina that was held together by duct tape. Dominator Fore gets much better treatment. Timmer leaves the exterior au naturel on purpose.

The only modifications made so far have turned the Forester into an Ecto-1 for hunting weather systems instead of ghosts. Kim Leoffler. Jessica Pash. Michelle Rotella. Erica Grow. Jillian Angeline. Sarah Gisriel. Tony Laubach. Reed Timmer. Mark Mancuso. Justin Povick. Geoff Cornish. Although Storm Rising is a brand-new meteorological television show, its host, Reed Timmer , might be familiar to some stormy fans.

Reed is always a big presence on screen, with some fans even comparing him to MacGyver and Batman, but in Storm Chasers , Reed is veering off his typical path. When it comes to chasing storms, Reed has a passion for tornadoes. Originally, the Storm Rising team was going to travel to the Philippines, which gets about five destructive typhoons every year not including the 15 less destructive annual storms.

Ever since he was a kid, Reed had a fascination with storms. A post shared by Reed Timmer reedtimmer.