Hey man. Great work you're doing here. First came across your work back during Dorian. Sat my entire family down to watch to show the immense power of a hurricane. Keep it up man.
Wow, thank you so much. I so appreciate that. I'm glad you saw my DORIAN video, and I'm honored you showed it to your whole family. I feel that is my best one.
@iCyclone yeah, have 2 young boys that have never seen the power and devastation these storms pack. You did an excellent cover, I was scared put of my wits and I wasn't there.
@@stefanqq1there hasn’t been really a strong hurricane for a while but he’s probably going to be posting a lot this year because the hyperactive season
Totally AWESOME video of IDALIA, Josh! It's crazy to see how much Perry and the surrounding areas have changed over the years, I remember this area well from the Elena chase in 1985. It definitely looks like they took a bit of a beating and they're lucky that it wasn't worse. Great capture as always!
I'm impressed but not too surprised that you managed to get in the calm of the eye on this one, considering the terrain, the size of the storm, and the track wobbles. You truly are the hurricane whisperer. ;)
Squeak of joy when I saw you’d posted. Always quality production & information, and it’s great that you identify these places & make visible what they have to deal with. Hope they get support . Well done Josh & team. 😊
Been shooting video for 30 years and never covered one. I need to take your class! I watch most all your videos just to learn. Great job as always Josh!
Great coverage as always bud. I loved that you booked 3 resies to area hotels in case you needed to readjust. Pro move right there. I've watched trackers be so close yet so far away. Not alot of them willing to do the homework you do. I look forward to seeing more of your vids. Like pashonic said, seeing you drive through the night is very interesting. Most cars and trucks are getting the heck out of Dodge and you are going in the opposite direction towards the fury. Keep up the good work Josh !
Don't worry, Josh is about to edit 2 videos of storms Fiona and Lisa and I don't know if it will be 5 years or 10 years before he edits the video again. The video was shot and he refused to edit it for a whole year. I don't know what to do with it anymore. Please wait 5 or 10 years before Josh edits :)) 😂😂
@@ThienTaiMienTrung7885It's been two years now and he doesn't even respond to the message, I'm a TH-camr and you don't have to work so hard to upload a video
Another great chase Josh. You and Pecos Hank are the best weather chasers I reckon. I would love to see Pecos do a hurricane chase with you and you do a tornado hunt with Pecos.
Thanks so much for these incredibly kind words, Anthony. I work hard at my craft and I appreciate this. And I'm honored that you'd compare me to Pecos Hank-- he is the real deal.
@@iCyclone you do work very hard at it, I watch them over and over and your passion is very obvious. I live in Karratha, Western Australia and had the eye of TC Damien go right over us in Feb 2020. It was a huge experience. You can hang out here if you ever find yourself chasing a big one here, it would be an honour. Great work mate 👍
Good stuff, Josh! Idalia seemed a little more mellow than most category 3 hurricanes, especially after watching your 2014 Odile video in Cabo. I most enjoyed the footage around 10:23. Trees making loud sounds like that give me the heebie jeebies!
Great work, man! I saw you out there, haha! Was gonna honk and wave but didn't wanna ruin your filming, haha! This one reminded me of Ian with the back eyewall packing more of a punch
I was surprised to see other cars on the road, other storm chasers surely? And am I the only person wondering what you wear to bed?? 😉 That was an interesting ride-along, thank you!
Always enjoy watching your video's . We can get some wild windstorms here on Vancouver Island Canada during the winter but blows me away the power of tropical weather .
What a great surprise, and the long form version, love it, Josh, thanks! And I learned a new word, capricious, perfect description 🙂. You got some great footage, as always, and nailed the eye, as always, congrats 👊. How on Earth you kept your cool when that debris was flying towards you in the car park, I'll never know! I would have been effing and blinding 😅. Fantastic report, thanks. Looking forward to the written format now. Oh, and cool graphics at the start showing wind speed and direction (I think!).
Thanks so much, Lois, for giving it such a close watch. I really appreciate your attention to all the details. ♥ The visual in the beginning is an infrared satellite imagery. I didn't put those data on it-- that's from the University of Wisconsin and they were embedded in the image, so I couldn't get rid of them.
The hurricane is very strong, it scares me more when a hurricane hits at night. However, when it hits during the day it doesn't scare me as much because I see how it advances. 🌀🌀🌀🌫
Great video sir! Idalia was really intense regarding the wind damage... Worst wind damage ever seen since Hurricane Michael... The possible reason of this could be extremely low pressure of Idalia (940 mbar).... Also, this was, in my opinion, way worse for Big bend region, surpassing the severity of 1896 Cedar Key Hurricane...
I love your videos! The narration is just enough and there is no obnoxious music. Instead, we see and hear nature as it reminds us who is really in charge. 🌀 Perfect! I hope you’ll always be safe…and that you get a good night sleep at least from time to time. 😴😴😴
Thanks so much, Alex. That means so much to me, because I really wrestled with how much narration to include-- and your note suggests I struck the right balance. 🙂 One rule of mine: do the talking before and after the storm, but shut up *during* the storm so the viewer can really hear it.
Idalia was a tricky storm to judge the exact location and intensity on landfall, but great judgement and execution all beautifully packaged for our amazement.
Awesome footage as always! And I do dig the new format. I gotta say though man, Idalia really didn't quite as intense as your other cat 3s. Odile definitely puts this to shame even though they were officially the same intensity at landfall...
@@iCyclone And yet they were rated the same at landfall. Another 110kt storm that should've been higher was Typhoon NEPARTAK as you know. My question is to you what felt stronger? Nepartak or Odile?
Great video as always from you! That weird bit of turbulence at around 15:00, was that the edge of some sort of tornadic circulation? I noticed a lower, darker cloud departing the area just as the strong winds tapered off. Hard to tell, but vaguely looked like some sort of wall cloud?
To my pov, that looked nothing like a cat 3. Looked like a high end cat 2. The burst of turbulence wad the only thing making it feel like a low end cat 3 (115-120mph winds)
All these major🌀are no joke. Unfortunately it looks like this year will be a very active and intense season. Beryl reached cat 4. 😢 Great job covering these monsters. I’m sure you help a lot of people during filming.😊
I've heard some ramblings that the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season could potentially be a doozy of a season? since the SSTs/Sea Surface Temperatures & the UOHC/Upper Ocean Heat Content in the tropical Atlantic and especially in the MDR Main Development Region are at temperatures what you usually see in mid July which is blazing hot for this time of year especially off the coast of Africa which is concerning for the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season according to most weather experts??
Brother, your preparation as always is meticulous, you never seem to "bust" an intercept because of the attention to detail, you then take us along with you, which is why we enjoy these videos so much, and hey you get a thumbs up for using the word penetration (think Family Guy Star Wars) haha
Ha ha ha! 😀 Thanks so much for the kind words, Dave. It's funny, I wasn't sure if I should include all the chase stuff, but some folks seem to find it interesting-- like, what goes into getting in the right spot. Thanks again. 👊
Don't worry, Josh is about to edit 2 videos of storms Fiona and Lisa and I don't know if it will be 5 years or 10 years before he edits the video again. The video was shot and he refused to edit it for a whole year. I don't know what to do with it anymore. Please wait 5 or 10 years before Josh edits :)) 😂😂
I think there's a good chance it's landfall may be downgraded to a high-end category 2 in post-analysis considering how fast it weakened and deteriorated before landfall. I never saw a category 4 come down and deteriorate that fast before landfall before.
It's terrible to think this exact area is about to get slammed by Debby less than a year later... This is a area that hasn't been struck by a hurricane a single time since at least 1851, until Idalia.
Awesome storyline and footage as always Josh! Do you think this season has another Gulf hurricane at some point or is that it? Jesus Christ loves you and saves, Josh (John 3:16; John 14:6)! He is the Way!
I am glad you dig the video-- thank you! It's so hard to say what will happen for the rest of the season, but this one is feeling like more of a Central Atlantic season than a Gulf season (this despite IDALIA). Let's see what happens.
Love the longer different detailed format. Seeing u driving everywhere and what u go through is awsome.
Awesome video as always Josh. Small,compact yet very punchy at times. Thanks for sharing and be safe on your next adventure.
Hey man. Great work you're doing here. First came across your work back during Dorian. Sat my entire family down to watch to show the immense power of a hurricane. Keep it up man.
Wow, thank you so much. I so appreciate that. I'm glad you saw my DORIAN video, and I'm honored you showed it to your whole family. I feel that is my best one.
@iCyclone yeah, have 2 young boys that have never seen the power and devastation these storms pack. You did an excellent cover, I was scared put of my wits and I wasn't there.
Excellent chase as always, Idalia hits Florida hard, still waiting for Fiona and Lisa's videos from last year.🌀🌀
Thank you so much for your work!! ❤
I cant believe this man is still alive💀💀
he knows what hes doing 😁
Well is he ? It's already 10 months sinds last upload
@@stefanqq1there hasn’t been really a strong hurricane for a while but he’s probably going to be posting a lot this year because the hyperactive season
@@ftfwithpepperhurricane debby was probably a really strong one
@@Ihatetravelling And hurricane beryl
Totally AWESOME video of IDALIA, Josh! It's crazy to see how much Perry and the surrounding areas have changed over the years, I remember this area well from the Elena chase in 1985. It definitely looks like they took a bit of a beating and they're lucky that it wasn't worse. Great capture as always!
Is the Elena chase on camera?
@@Busboy11 Yes, I have an edit of Elena posted on my channel.
Yes I love these videos
Keep making them🎉
I am 55m North of Cedar Key and was holding my breathe all week for Idalia. Hope all my wonderful folks here in the Big Bend are recovering!
Josh with a new weather video. Quick comment and quick save to watch tonight after work!
I'm impressed but not too surprised that you managed to get in the calm of the eye on this one, considering the terrain, the size of the storm, and the track wobbles. You truly are the hurricane whisperer. ;)
Wow vielen dankndas du uns auf deine Reisen mit nimmst. Man merkt du warst ganz schön müde. Vielen dank für alles
Amazing video format love this was so excited to see Idalia footage so soon thank you Josh
Squeak of joy when I saw you’d posted. Always quality production & information, and it’s great that you identify these places & make visible what they have to deal with. Hope they get support
. Well done Josh & team. 😊
Been shooting video for 30 years and never covered one. I need to take your class! I watch most all your videos just to learn. Great job as always Josh!
Was wondering when I was going to see an upload from the hurricane whisperer himself. Great body of work as always sir🙏💯💯💯
Love this video, Josh. Excellent as always!
Thanks, Marcy!
Another great video and journey into a 'cane - loving the longer format and some very sexy shots in there, esp the real edgy high precip moments!
Spectacular as always! Please keep doing what you do & make these videos available to all to see. So much can be learned from watching this!!
Great coverage as always bud. I loved that you booked 3 resies to area hotels in case you needed to readjust. Pro move right there. I've watched trackers be so close yet so far away. Not alot of them willing to do the homework you do. I look forward to seeing more of your vids. Like pashonic said, seeing you drive through the night is very interesting. Most cars and trucks are getting the heck out of Dodge and you are going in the opposite direction towards the fury. Keep up the good work Josh !
Ohh yesssssss, waiting for the videos of Fiona AND LISA.... the video was ON FIRE!!!! 10/10
Don't worry, Josh is about to edit 2 videos of storms Fiona and Lisa and I don't know if it will be 5 years or 10 years before he edits the video again. The video was shot and he refused to edit it for a whole year. I don't know what to do with it anymore. Please wait 5 or 10 years before Josh edits :)) 😂😂
@@ThienTaiMienTrung7885It's been two years now and he doesn't even respond to the message, I'm a TH-camr and you don't have to work so hard to upload a video
THANKYOU!! 🌪️🌀🌪️
Great footage and coverage. Any time these storms hit I feel for all the people and wild life 😢. Thank you.
Great footage and great content once again once again. Cheers buddy 👍🏽💫🌀
Another great chase Josh. You and Pecos Hank are the best weather chasers I reckon. I would love to see Pecos do a hurricane chase with you and you do a tornado hunt with Pecos.
Thanks so much for these incredibly kind words, Anthony. I work hard at my craft and I appreciate this. And I'm honored that you'd compare me to Pecos Hank-- he is the real deal.
@@iCyclone you do work very hard at it, I watch them over and over and your passion is very obvious. I live in Karratha, Western Australia and had the eye of TC Damien go right over us in Feb 2020. It was a huge experience. You can hang out here if you ever find yourself chasing a big one here, it would be an honour. Great work mate 👍
Good stuff, Josh! Idalia seemed a little more mellow than most category 3 hurricanes, especially after watching your 2014 Odile video in Cabo. I most enjoyed the footage around 10:23. Trees making loud sounds like that give me the heebie jeebies!
Thanks, Rob! The storm did not feel like a Cat 3 to me. Felt like a Cat 2.
@@iCyclonethey said it was cat 4 idk
@@iCyclonei think they over intenstify this hurricane
so glad you uploaded this so fast
Great storm chasing. Thumbs up
Great footage, I was in Perry. I left thinking the worst part would be South a bit more. 🤦
Man great job one of my favorite channels
Aww, thanks, Adam. Appreciate that. 👊
Great work, man! I saw you out there, haha! Was gonna honk and wave but didn't wanna ruin your filming, haha!
This one reminded me of Ian with the back eyewall packing more of a punch
Thanks, man. Next time, say hi. :)
@iCyclone np!! Sweet, I'll definitely pull over and say hi next time, man! Also, a little early congrats on 60k! 😁
Awesome video as always showing how powerful these hurricanes 🌀 are.
also love watching your videos
I love these videos
Thanks so much, Jake.
@@iCyclone np mate
congrats on 60K subs dude it must've took a lot of effort to do it man!😃
I was surprised to see other cars on the road, other storm chasers surely? And am I the only person wondering what you wear to bed?? 😉 That was an interesting ride-along, thank you!
Always enjoy watching your video's . We can get some wild windstorms here on Vancouver Island Canada during the winter but blows me away the power of tropical weather .
Hell yeah josh is back!
This was my first ever hurricane chase. What a wild one
What a great surprise, and the long form version, love it, Josh, thanks! And I learned a new word, capricious, perfect description 🙂. You got some great footage, as always, and nailed the eye, as always, congrats 👊. How on Earth you kept your cool when that debris was flying towards you in the car park, I'll never know! I would have been effing and blinding 😅. Fantastic report, thanks. Looking forward to the written format now. Oh, and cool graphics at the start showing wind speed and direction (I think!).
Thanks so much, Lois, for giving it such a close watch. I really appreciate your attention to all the details. ♥ The visual in the beginning is an infrared satellite imagery. I didn't put those data on it-- that's from the University of Wisconsin and they were embedded in the image, so I couldn't get rid of them.
@@iCyclone
Hi
Idalia is Irene 2011 and Irma 2017...!!!
@@iCyclone As the focus of your chasing is on data collection, I actually it's fitting, it gives the video a scientificy (actual word 😀) feel 👍
The hurricane is very strong, it scares me more when a hurricane hits at night. However, when it hits during the day it doesn't scare me as much because I see how it advances. 🌀🌀🌀🌫
Great chase Josh! Can’t wait for Fiona and Lisa next.
Great video sir! Idalia was really intense regarding the wind damage... Worst wind damage ever seen since Hurricane Michael... The possible reason of this could be extremely low pressure of Idalia (940 mbar).... Also, this was, in my opinion, way worse for Big bend region, surpassing the severity of 1896 Cedar Key Hurricane...
Would anyone else like to see the current pressure overlaid on the screen? I love the video.
Thank you so much.
I love your videos! The narration is just enough and there is no obnoxious music. Instead, we see and hear nature as it reminds us who is really in charge. 🌀 Perfect! I hope you’ll always be safe…and that you get a good night sleep at least from time to time. 😴😴😴
Thanks so much, Alex. That means so much to me, because I really wrestled with how much narration to include-- and your note suggests I struck the right balance. 🙂 One rule of mine: do the talking before and after the storm, but shut up *during* the storm so the viewer can really hear it.
@@iCyclone You’re very welcome, Josh! Great rule, great videos! Keep ‘em coming and stay safe!! 🍀🕊️
@@APR1037 👊
Yes! icyclone is back baby!
I want to be like you some day, i will love hurricane chasing 👏
Bitte mach hier wieder deine ganzen Videos rein. Ich hab die hier so gerne gesehen. Plötzlich kam nix mehr. 😢 ich liebe diese Verfolgungsjagd hier..❤
Danke. There are many videos on this channel! Don't you see them? Or do you mean you want more *new* ones?
@@iCyclone i have seen all your Videos. I mean New Videos. Sry my englisch is terrible.
Idalia was a tricky storm to judge the exact location and intensity on landfall,
but great judgement and execution all beautifully packaged for our amazement.
Hola Josh, gran video, quisiera saber, cuando subiras el video del Hurricane Fiona?😕😕😕lo espero con ansias, saludos desde Dominican Republic.🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴
ICyclone, 🌀🎊 Happy New Year🎊🌀
Can you please chase lee if it makes landfall in eastermost massachussets that where i used to live i would like to see a video in my place.
Awesome footage as always!
And I do dig the new format.
I gotta say though man, Idalia really didn't quite as intense as your other cat 3s.
Odile definitely puts this to shame even though they were officially the same intensity at landfall...
increasing shear,plus collapsing inner eyewall will do that to a storm
@@thevictors6724 Yup!
I think it was probably below major status at landfall.
@@tvold9204 i would saw low end cat 3
I agree. And, actually, to *me*, this one felt like a Cat 2, whereas I am convinced ODILE was a Cat 4. No comparison between the two storms. None.
@@iCyclone And yet they were rated the same at landfall.
Another 110kt storm that should've been higher was Typhoon NEPARTAK as you know.
My question is to you what felt stronger?
Nepartak or Odile?
😱
Florida Had Lost Power For A Long Time
Lee Is Weakening Saturday As It Clears Off
You should chase hurricane Baryl
Awesome footage! 😮
i bet you love chasing, sounds like a thrill
I do.
if iCyclone is crazy enough to chase Hurricanes?
I wonder if he's crazy enough to chase Tornadoes as well like Reed Timmer??
Great video as always from you! That weird bit of turbulence at around 15:00, was that the edge of some sort of tornadic circulation? I noticed a lower, darker cloud departing the area just as the strong winds tapered off. Hard to tell, but vaguely looked like some sort of wall cloud?
Wow Idalia
Esperaba este vídeo,comparto la pasión por los huracanes,mis experiencias Paulina 1997 y Agatha 2022.
Posdata estás muy guapo ❤
I looked at the Weather app and looked at the Hurricane Tracker back at June 30, And I saw Hurricane Beryl about to hit the Carribean!
To my pov, that looked nothing like a cat 3. Looked like a high end cat 2. The burst of turbulence wad the only thing making it feel like a low end cat 3 (115-120mph winds)
To me it felt like a Cat 2.
ah, Josh back with another video! Awesome adventures Josh!
How impressive, I don't know if it's true, but I think it was also in Hurricane journal.
What was in Hurricane Journal?
I think so, because when I saw your video and the one from Hurricane Journal they were in the same place. I think so
Wow
All these major🌀are no joke. Unfortunately it looks like this year will be a very active and intense season. Beryl reached cat 4. 😢 Great job covering these monsters. I’m sure you help a lot of people during filming.😊
It got pretty bad were I am but we pulled through.
That's SUPER Danger This Hurricane
Finaly
You need to go to south Cancun to see beryl
Hey when is the Fiona video and other 2022-2023 hurricane videos coming out? I can't wait to see them! :)
Good day, friend. Will there be video about hurricane Otis?
Great shots Josh! We passed you a few times haha
Thanks! Sorry I missed you!
16:20 possibly some eyewall meso vortex action??
Perry got slammed
Tallahassee here and Perry really got messed up...
I've heard some ramblings that the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season could potentially be a doozy of a season?
since the SSTs/Sea Surface Temperatures & the UOHC/Upper Ocean Heat Content in the tropical Atlantic and especially in the MDR Main Development Region are at temperatures what you usually see in mid July which is blazing hot for this time of year especially off the coast of Africa
which is concerning for the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season according to most weather experts??
Have you ever intercepted a double eyewall hurricane?
Many, many times. Best example is my Hurricane MARIA video (which you can find on my channel).
Have you tracked hurricane lidia and otis??
Did you lose your earbuds at 10:45?
Brother, your preparation as always is meticulous, you never seem to "bust" an intercept because of the attention to detail, you then take us along with you, which is why we enjoy these videos so much, and hey you get a thumbs up for using the word penetration (think Family Guy Star Wars) haha
Ha ha ha! 😀 Thanks so much for the kind words, Dave. It's funny, I wasn't sure if I should include all the chase stuff, but some folks seem to find it interesting-- like, what goes into getting in the right spot. Thanks again. 👊
always enjoy whatever you upload mate, stay safe.@@iCyclone
Don't worry, Josh is about to edit 2 videos of storms Fiona and Lisa and I don't know if it will be 5 years or 10 years before he edits the video again. The video was shot and he refused to edit it for a whole year. I don't know what to do with it anymore. Please wait 5 or 10 years before Josh edits :)) 😂😂
I'm probably not going to edit those two this year, so just forget about them. Thanks.
Estuviste en el huracán Otis???? Fue un verdadero monstruo
Why is there no Hurricane Irma in 2023?
Huh?
Because the name Irma was retired after the 2017 Atlantic hurricane season. The name Idalia replaced the name Irma
I called hurricane irma in 2023.
Hurricane Irma happened and 2017 and the name was retired. You’ll never see another hurricane Irma.
Did you record hurricane otis?
I think there's a good chance it's landfall may be downgraded to a high-end category 2 in post-analysis considering how fast it weakened and deteriorated before landfall. I never saw a category 4 come down and deteriorate that fast before landfall before.
To me it felt like a Cat 2. Not even high-end.
It's terrible to think this exact area is about to get slammed by Debby less than a year later... This is a area that hasn't been struck by a hurricane a single time since at least 1851, until Idalia.
Awesome storyline and footage as always Josh! Do you think this season has another Gulf hurricane at some point or is that it? Jesus Christ loves you and saves, Josh (John 3:16; John 14:6)! He is the Way!
I am glad you dig the video-- thank you! It's so hard to say what will happen for the rest of the season, but this one is feeling like more of a Central Atlantic season than a Gulf season (this despite IDALIA). Let's see what happens.
Did you go to Cyclone Otis in Acapulco?
is video on otis going to be coming out?
Is this hurricane Irma in 2023?
Huh? No. Read the title.
no it's Hurricane Idalia besides Hurricane Irma was in 2017 and not 2023
If you’re chasing cores that small you may as well start chasing tornadoes.
Hush...
Whats the first hurricane you have chased?
First hurricane: BELLE of 1976 (I was a toddler). First chase: BOB of 1991.
Hey, did you hear about Category 4 Hurricane Berly, it's coming intensely?
Will we get Lidia?
first
Perry is such a small town
typhoon gaemi?
Eso se pasó hace dos meses casi tres