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Michael Stanga
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Michael Stanga is an amateur storm chaser from Deephaven, Minnesota. He founded the St. Cloud State Storm Chase Club and TheWxPage.Com related to his storm chasing career. He has also done research on severe weather reporting trends in Minnesota titled Effects of Population Density And Storm Reports in Minnesota From 1985-2005 as well as using Mesowest in short-term mesoscale forecasting environments titled High Resolution Surface Station Network in Severe Weather Forecasting Early Years Michael Stanga was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota in April 1987 and has lived in Minnetonka, Minnesota, Marietta, Georgia, and Maple Grove, Minnesota. He is a current resident of St. Cloud, Minnesota. Michael spent most of those years in Minnesota and has lived in Minnesota since 1996. Amateur Storm Chasing Career Michael has been chasing since May 2006, when he intercepted a severe thunderstorm outside of Brookings, SD. since that time period he has intercepted countless storms and started the St. Cloud State Storm Chase Club to share his passion of chasing with other SCSU students. His first tornado intercept was on august 24th, 2006 just south of Searles, MN The Tornado was rated an F0 before becoming the much better known F3 tornado that happened after the Searles, MN tornado on the same day. On August 8th, 2009, Michael led the St. Cloud State Storm Chase Club on their first successful tornado intercept near Long Lake, MN Publications and News Stories High Resolution Surface Station Network in Severe Weather Forecasting Effects of Population Density And Storm Reports in Minnesota From 1985-2005 Chasers wait for 'Perfect' Storm Stormy Occupation 2 SCSU Students build Club Around chasing Weather Storm Chasers Track Extreme Weather See Also
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