Storm Chasers 'Highway to Hail' this Sunday, Nov. 1

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By April MacIntyre Oct 30, 2009, 17:08 GMT

"Storm Chasers" will air "Highway to Hail," this Sunday, November 1 at 10PM ET/PT. Tornado aftermath...EPA/KATIA CHRISTODOULOU

Tornado aftermath...EPA/KATIA CHRISTODOULOUTornado season is in full swing. Sean is anxious to join forces with his former chasing partner, Dr. Josh Wurman, and be part of Vortex 2, the largest tornado research mission in history. Vortex 2 should be his best chance at driving into a powerful tornado, to film his dream shot. The only person standing in his way is Dr. Wurman himself. But Josh has bigger things to worry about: Reed’s new military-grade mobile radar is changing the landscape of Storm Chasing. The race for the holy grail of tornado data explodes and tempers flare across tornado alley. This Discovery series has scored in the ratings and gives viewers a front row seat to nature's fury in the heart of "Tornado Alley" as scientists, researchers and weather enthusiasts gear up and hunker down in their pursuit of the ultimate tornado footage. Reed Timmer and his team return with their newly armored chase vehicle "The Dominator," racing to be first on the storm scene ahead of IMAX filmmaker Sean Casey and his monster tank-like TIV (Tornado Intercept Vehicle).

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