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Sunday, November 7, 2010
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Updates:Matt Hughes Storm Chaser Death: How Does Matt Hughes Die: Matt Hughes is on the verge Wednesday Discovery Channel. Matt Hughes, a meteorologist who has been featured on the Discovery Channel series “Storm Chasers” is a highlight of the series the next episode. According to Discovery.com, a special episode of Storm Chasers called “Dedication”; Matt tracking is incredible, “and dedicated to his memory.” Hughes died five months ago in Wichita, Kan., more than its activity on the hunt. Discovery Channel meteorologist site contains some pictures later, citing his contribution to the event. TV has also shown that a special fund memorial was created for the benefit of Matt’s two young children.
Heartbreaking episode, you see his team struggle with his death was “linked to storm back and rumored to be from either suicide or injured in a suicide attempt. Matt Hughes is only 30 years old. This results in “Dog House” Tornado chase car. Matt Hughes is survived by his wife, Kendra, and two sons, Hunter and Colleen.
Rumors and reports on the Internet, dead 30 years from complications related to attempted suicide.
How Did Matt Hughes The Storm Chaser Dies? - Gossip Jackal
Meteorologist and storm chaster Matt Hughes had passed away back in May, but fans of the ‘Storm Chaser’ television series just learned of his death on yesterday’s episode of the show.
The 33 year old died on May 26 in Wichita, Kansas. The cause of Hughes’ death has not yet been discussed with the public, only to say that it was not related to storm chasing. Some reports say that Hughes had been dealing with mounting emotional problems during the few months before his death. There is only speculation and rumor that he died after a suicide attempt.
Last night’s episode of the popular series was dedicated to his memory.
How Did Matt Hughes Dies? Saturday, November 6, 2010
Matt Hughes Storm Chaser Death: How Did Matt Hughes Die? - Dots Period
Matt Hughes Storm Chaser Death: How Did Matt Hughes Die? – Matt Hughes was best known for the show Storm Chasers. Matt is a meteorologist whose passion is to look for storms, chase it and deliver it live from where the storm is happening. During the November 3, 2010 episode of Storm Chasers, National Geographic paid tribute to Matt Hughes contribution and set up a fund for his two young sons. The episode was named “Dedication” and talks about Matt Hughes and about what happened to the team member featured on the National Geographic Show.
How Did Mat Hughes Die? Well, the thing is Matt Hughes Storm Chaser death does not include nature but a battle within himself. The cause of death was the injury he suffered after a failed suicide attempt. One would ask why would someone as successful as Matt Hughes try to commit suicide.
Hughes endured the danger and risk of life and limb involved in getting so close to tornados and hurricanes, however on May 26th he died after his failure to battle with his life’s own storms and turbulence. On his death he left behind a wife Kendra and two sons, Hunter and Collin.
According to a reliable source the motive for the suicide was in fact problems at home. “I won’t go into specifics here, but there was never any illegal activity, but an accumulation of issues at home were mounting, and he kept it to himself until the end,” says the source.
How Did Matt Hughes Die: Matt Hughes Storm Chaser Death - Parantar
How Did Matt Hughes Die: Matt Hughes Storm Chaser Death - Matt Hughes is on the verge Wednesday of Discovery Channel. Matt Hughes, a meteorologist who was featured on the Discovery Channel series “Storm Chasers” is a highlight of the series the next episode. According to Discovery.com, a special episode of Storm Chasers called “dedication”; Matt has a tracking feature incredible “and is dedicated to his memory.” Hughes died five months ago in Wichita, Kansas, more than his hunting activities. Discovery Channel meteorologist site posted some pictures later, recalling his contribution to the event. cable channel has also shown that a special memorial fund has been established to benefit Matt’s two young children.
The heartbreaking episode, you see his team struggle with his death was “unrelated to the storms back”and rumored to be due either to suicide or injury in a suicide attempt. Matt Hughes only 30 years. It leads “Dog House” tornado chase vehicle. Matt Hughes is survived by his wife Kendra and their two son, Hunter and Collin.
Rumors and reports online, dead 30 years from complications related to attempted suicide.
How did storm chaser Matt Hughes die? - Health Jackal
How Did Matt Hughes Die? The unfortunate death of “Storm Chasers” Matt Hughes shocked fans of the Discovery show on the November 3 episode that the meteorologist and longtime storm chaser had died. The episode, which chronicled Hughes’ final chase, was dedicated to his memory — and was aptly titled “Dedication.”
Matt Hughes died aged 30, May 26th, 2010 in Wichita, Kansas due to an injury unrelated to his chasing activities. On his death he left behind a wife Kendra and two sons, Hunter and Collin.
Although it has not been confirmed Hughes was said to have been dealing with a lot of personal issues and emotional conflicts. A friend of Hughes posted a blog saying that the brave man was suffering from depression. Domestic issues were piling up, and Hughes was only human.
Back in May Blogger Kake writes, “Matt Hughes, was taken to the hospital after trying to take his life. This sentence is still hard to explain and even more difficult to express on a computer screen. Matt was in the hospital for several days in intensive care, there was a 24 hour vigil outside the waiting room, family, other chasers, business associates, etc.”
Hughes is known for running the “Dog House” vehicle which is seen accompanying the ‘Tornado Intercept vehicle on the Storm chasers many adventures.
10 Episodes of Storm Chaser will be dedicated to his behalf as Discovery Channel said, “his incredible last chase and is dedicated to his memory.” They will give the title episodes with “Dedication”. The show will relive Hughes’ experiences on the show and highlight his intellegence and contributions to television. Discovery Channel’s official website posted some of the late Meteorologist’s photos, remembering his contributions to the show. 
Friday, November 5, 2010
How Did Matt Hughes The Storm Chaser Die? - E Canada Now
How Did The Storm Chaser Die?
There are alot of questions being asked about just exactly how did Discovery Channel star Matt Hughes of the show ‘Storm Chasers’ meet his demise.
The 30 year old storm chaser was known for his ‘Dog House’ vehicle and was featured as a fearless adventurer who take on any storm to get up close to it.
According to sources though, Hughes did not die because of one of his adventures.
It is being reported that his death came as the result of a failed suicide attempt.
Allegedly Hughes was having problems at home and at the time was suffering from severe depression.
How Did Matt Hughes The Storm Chaser Die?
Matt Hughes Storm Chasers Death Shocks Fans, Leaves Questions - Gather.com
Last night on Discovery’s “Storm Chasers” fans of the show were shocked to see that it was called "Dedication" and was dedicated to storm chaser Matt Hughes. Watching the episode, some fans were concerned that he died while storm chasing.
That was not the case – Matt Hughes did successfully lead his team right into the heart of a tornado during the show, but that is not what caused his death. The show sees Hughes completely thrilled with his success. He and the rest of the members of the TIV actually got to be in a direct hit. The IMAX filmmaker Sean got his footage.
How Did Matt Hughes from “Storm Chasers” Die?
So, how did Matt Hughes from “Storm Chasers” die? The Discovery episode let viewers know that Hughes died that next weekend from complications of a fatal injury at his home. Immediately viewer wondered “how can you be fatally injured at home?” Of course they rushed to the Internet for answers.
Unfortunately for Matt Hughes, his family and friends, his fellow storm chasers and fans, the information on the Internet was disheartening. The rumors are that Matt Hughes died five months ago in Wichita, Kansas after a suicide attempt. It is unbelievable that after such an awesome success, he would still feel so low. He is survived by a wife and two children, and there is a fund set up for his sons. To donate send checks to Matthew John Hughes Memorial Fundc/o Intrust Bank142 North AshValley Center, Kansas 67147.
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Matt Hughes Storm Chaser Death: How Did Matt Hughes Die? - NowPublic
Fans of Discovery Channel's Storm Chasers Saw Matt Hughes' Final Chase in an Episode Called Dedication That Aired Wednesday Night
Meteorologist and storm chaser Matt Hughes died May 26 2010 in Wichita Kansas at only 30-years-old.
The circumstances surrounding his death are still vague however, as some sources say he suffered a fatal injury at his home, while others report his death to be a failed suicide attempt.
According to a blog post on KAKE, author Aaron Blaser writes that Matt Hughes was taken to the hospital on May 12 after trying to take his life due to struggling from depression. He was reportedly in the hospital for several days in ICU but after only a few days it became clear that his family and friends were going to lose him.
Mr. Blaser writes that Matt was having trouble at home but he never told anyone about it. His funeral was attended by over 500 people and he leaves behind his wife Kendra and two sons Colin and Hunter.
Matt had been on Storm Chasers for years and was a favorite of many who watched the show.
According to the Wichita Eagle, his 15 years of storm chasing experience helped him land on the show in 2009.
He admitted to the newspaper last year that it took some time in the beginning to earn his team's trust, but he eventually became a perfect fit.
Storm chaser Matt Hughes: How did he die? - Celebrities With Diseases
Published: November 04, 2010
Published November 04, 2010 by Karoline in Celebrities
Tags: depression, Discovery Channel, Doghouse, Matt Hughes, Storm Chaser, TIV, tornadoes
The untimely death of 30-year-old Matt Hughes has shocked the storm chasing community. Although he died five months ago in Kansas, news of his death has only recently been made public.
Hughes, a TV metereologist and regular contributor to the US radio show The Storm Report, joined the team in 2009 just as the tornado season was taking off. He operated the TIV Doghouse and it wasn’t long before Sean turned more and more to the Doghouse team for help with chase strategy. When Sean’s navigator caved in a few weeks into the 2010 
season, Matt showed that he had what it took to guide the TIV to tornadoes and soon he was setting the courses for all the TIV chases. His final chase was in May 2010.
The Discovery Channel, which airs the TV series Storm Chasers, has dedicated the upcoming November 10 episode, titled Dedication, to his “incredible last chase” and to his “memory”. It shows the team struggling to come to terms with their friend’s death, which is said to be “unrelated to his storm-chasing activities”.
Although the cause of his death has not been confirmed, there are speculations that Matt suffered from severe depression and that he passed away as a result of injuries related to his depression. As of yet, however, there exists no evidence to substantiate these rumors.
“Born and raised in Wichita Kansas, the heart of Tornado Alley,” said Matt on the Discovery Channel, ” it didn’t take long for weather to peek my interest.” His first tornado experience was as a child, witnessing the historic F5 tornado ripping through the Wichita area in 1991. From that moment on, he knew chasing storms would be a part of his life.
Matt Hughes leaves behind a wife and sons. A memorial fund in his name has been set up for his sons in c/o Intrust Bank.
You can share your condolences online at www.CozineMemorial.com.
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Images: Facebook and Discovery Channel.
Published November 04, 2010 by Karoline in Celebrities
Tags: depression, Discovery Channel, Doghouse, Matt Hughes, Storm Chaser, TIV, tornadoes
Thursday, November 4, 2010
How Did Matt Hughes Die? - Jacktimes.com
The death of the 30-year-old Storm Chaser Matt Hughes triggered a lot of questions regarding the cause of his death. Some thought that his unfortunate passing was Nature’s way of reminding him that chasing after storms is a troublesome business. But, a lot more say that Hughes died from complications that he acquired after a failed suicide attempt.
Though it has not been confirmed and will forever be a theory, Hughes was said to have been dealing with a lot of personal issues and emotional conflicts. A friend of Hughes posted a blog saying that the brave man was suffering from depression. Domestic issues were piling up, and Hughes was only human.
Discovery Channel is featuring a commemorative episode of Storm Chasers on November 10 to relive Hughes’ experience on the show, and to remind everyone of his intelligent and courageous contribution to world television.
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Posted by JamesPitt on Nov 4 2010 Filed under TV. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entrywho was matt hughes? how did he died...?...
This is some thing I found online......
Who Was Matt Hughes?
Ever since I wrote a post or two about the late Matt Hughes (from Storm Chasers on the Discovery Channel), I have had a lot of visitors. I think many of you were stunned to learn he died in May and you're trying to ascertain precisely what happened. The big question on so many people's minds is: How and why did he die?
Sadly, my own research has indicated that Matt died due to complications encountered after a suicide attempt. To provide a little bit more information on who Matt Hughes was, I found an article from the Wichita Eagle and a blog post from KAKE-TV. Hopefully, this info will be helpful.
from the Wichita Eagle
Valley Center pair is part of Discovery's 'Storm Chasers' team
by Stan Finger
Opportunity can knock at the most unexpected times.
Just ask Brandon Ivey and Matt Hughes.
They were driving through a blizzard in Pratt County last March when fellow storm chaser Reed Timmer called them on the cell phone.
"Hey, I've got an opportunity for you," Timmer said.
The Discovery Channel program "Storm Chasers" needed someone who could forecast weather and help position other chasers during violent weather outbreaks for the new season of the cable show. Timmer had recommended the two friends from Valley Center.
"It was like a dream come true," Ivey said. "We started chasing (storms) practically from the moment we got our driver's licenses."
Footage from two months of chasing this spring will be the basis for the new season of "Storm Chasers," which debuts at 9 p.m. CDT Oct. 18 on the Discovery Channel.
They chased storms from mid-April to mid-June — a period that proved to be one of the quietest on record for Tornado Alley.
"It was like (finding) a needle in a haystack," Hughes said. "It was an extremely difficult season.
"We chased raindrops for three weeks straight."
Ivey, 29, and Hughes, 30, say their fascination with severe storms was born on the same day: April 26, 1991, when a tornado tore through Haysville, south Wichita, McConnell Air Force Base and Andover.
They were boys then, but they were still awed by the power of the storm...
from KAKE-TV
R.I.P. Matt
by Aaron Blaser
It was May 12th and I was typing away, preparing my next blog about how the city of Wichita really dodged a bullet on May 10th, when a tornado had its sights on the city. But on May 14th, everything changed.
One of our KAKEland StormChasers, Matt Hughes, was taken to the hospital after trying to take his life. This sentence is still hard to explain and even more difficult to express on a computer screen. Matt was in the hospital for several days in intensive care, there was a 24 hour vigil outside the waiting room, family, other chasers, business associates, etc.
I spent quite a bit of time bouncing from work to the hospital and back again...hoping for the best, comforting others, but several days later, after serious complications arose, I knew we were going to lose him.
I want to explain something right away, Matt was a young, vibrant, and resourceful man. One who embodies the passion everyone should have doing something they love. He would do anything for anyone, would try to make everyone happy, would try to do a good job for someone..and would never ask for anything in return.
What a lot of us didn't know was that he suffered from depression.
When Matt came to me in March of 2009 to tell me that him and his chase partner, Brandon, were picked to co-star in the Discovery Channel's hit show "Stormchasers" --I was excited! Matt was truly worried about his role for KAKE and that he'll not be able to do as much for us as he wanted to since he'll be away from the state a lot with the production crew. He then asked me what I thought about the show and whether he should do it. A veteran of several chasing shows myself, I told him to seize the opportunity because it may never happen again. He accepted the job and the rest is history.
For those who follow the show, Matt was the forecaster for Sean Casey's TIV (Tornado Intercept Vehicle)--he was responsible for placing Sean in front of tornadoes so he can capture IMAX quality footage for a future project. Matt did a fine job on the show, he was responsible for getting Sean his first legitimate close-up encounter with a tornado with his IMAX cameras. The producers of the show were so happy with Matt and Brandon that they signed up for a second season, of which principal shooting is wrapping up now.
The two of them this year were able to capture some amazing footage for the show, and for Sean. While the professional side of Matt was going fine, his personal life was nothing but.
I won't go into specifics here, but there was never any illegal activity, but an accumulation of issues at home were mounting, and he kept it to himself until the end...
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