OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR)—Tracking storms in Oklahoma is dangerous, and Thursday night was a stark reminder.

Photos show the destruction after one of the 4 Warn Storm Team’s chase crews was T-boned by a driver, who reportedly ran a stop sign.

We can tell you everyone involved in the accident is going to be OK.

Over the years the 4Warn Storm Team has talked about how dangerous this work has become with so many people on the roads trying to track storms.

At the scene, KFOR was told the driver who hit our crew was an amateur storm chaser and that he reportedly blew through a stop sign.

Our storm tracker, Conner Tune, suffered some cuts and deep bruises, and his truck is a total loss, but thankfully he and his chasing partner, Blaze Edwards, were discharged from the hospital Thursday night.

Unfortunately, Blaze has a cracked sternum, but looking at the damage to the vehicle, they were incredibly lucky.

As for the driver who hit them, we are told he was undergoing some observation overnight but was then going to be released from the hospital Friday.

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