Wow Daniel. That is lovely. What a beautiful view. Gorgeous storm. The colors are amazing and hearing that Aussie accent is music to our American ears. Thank you for the years of viewing. Best wishes. 🇺🇸
What a great chase Daniel, very intense road conditions there, well done alerting the other drivers to the trees, really enjoyed watching this and your audio commentary also gives the footage that extra something special.
Beautiful beautiful footage! I'm in the US, but have friends in NSW... a real treat for me to get to see it via your drone! Amazing storms! Daniel, safe safe travels my friend. Have care and post when you can! Enjoy your work immensely, even though these storms terrify me. I was the last two years in Oklahoma City... and before that Duncan OK, taking care of my daughter with cancer. I live in south Louisiana and experienced my first two hurricanes when Laura roared ashore. I honestly prefer tornados, as they are shorter acting... and much over the nor'easters of late as I experienced in Nova Scotia Canada. Be well and safe sir... prayers go with you!
Spectacular footage, Daniel! Thank you very much for posting this. Hopefully, La Niña will loosen its grip on the Great American Southwest this year and allow for some significant rainfall. We are so very dry along the Front Range in Colorado. Looking forward to your fabulous videos in the coming storm chase season here in the US. Stay safe, and happy travels!
For some reason watching and listening to you belting through that much precip at speed is the most relaxing thing in the world. This video is the first one in my sleep playlist.
Hi Daniel, Just started watching you channel that would have to be the best storm I've seen in years. Up until last year I was on the road doing rep work for an out door power equipment products and used to do around 500-600 klms per day covering county NSW , Unfortunately I didn't encounter much storm activity to my disappointment , only 1 at Tamworth and there was two storm fronts coming through . I just pulled up into the motel unloaded the car and thought I would give my RC Heli a fly in the field right next to my back door , had to set down as this storm was right on top of me LOL. My parents used to live right on the bay in the Sutherland shire we would climb on top of the roof and watch the southerly busters with hail come ripping up the bay. Or I would sit at the reserve on my bike and wait till the very last minute and race the hails storm back home.
As someone who lives in Victoria ive never witnessed a tornado. Ive only witnessed an earthquake, hail, thunderstorms and small floods. This is so cool but the sad part is seeing what happens after a tornado
Hi Daniel I'm a newby to your YT channel, I live in Junee NSW & we haven't had a storm like this one since 2010. I love storms & when we do get a storm which isn't alot these days I'll video & take photos while I sit on my front veranda. This storm you followed was awesome
Awesome drone footage! Crazy weather- loved the lightning display. 100% white-knuckle driving for sure... even I was tense, and I was only watching. Kudos to you for looking after other motorists:)
What an incredible storm! So much lightning! Why don't we ever get the good ones down in VIC? My friend came down from Toowoomba couple of weeks ago and said "if there's one awesome thing about QLD it's the storms!" Great driving by the way, love considerate people on the road
My parents live in Cowra . That Goolma Rd is a shocker at the best of times as i live in Mudgee & travel that road every fortnight to Dubbo for my daughter. Stay safe storm chasing 👌🇦🇺😊
I LOVE watching your severe weather content, im from the UK (London Suburbs) and UK weather is the most boring weather on earth, its either sunny (mild or hot) or its grey and drizzly rain with occasional downpours….i would absolutely love to see a proper thunderstorm in action with all the lightning, we might get a bang a flash twice a year and its over lol
Good to hear a few cockies in one of your videos! Maybe not as action packed as the chaos on the US, but I love a good storm rolling over the Blue Mountains.
Drone footage was excellent.!! Not sure how you drive in storms like that. Even if I was white knuckling it and going slow, I'd still wind up in a ditch! All my respect to you!
Awesome drone footage, Daniel thanks. Talk about "blinding rain" ! 😳 Have you a winch on your car and a chain saw in case you get trapped by downed trees whilst chasing?🤔 Stay safe.
Good to see you taking time to pull branches off the road. If there is ne thing I have seen this season is tonnes of tree debris across roads. Parkes 10th November 2021 was the worst. As for 7th Jan 2022 I surfed that shelf / squall for near 400kms. Not my favourite storm mode. See in your clip that a drone makes a huge difference
Hey daniel, good to see a chase in aus :) im trying to find aus storm videos and strugging to, actually! I thought there would be heaps, we get some pretty knarly storms sometimes! Ive become worried about australian tornados as of late, actually. As i realised we are not prepared for them at all. Not even sure where to get alerts, bom says their radar system is failing.. I'm thinking i better get good at watching out for signs of them. To me the storm youre in looks pretty tornado-y? Was there tornado conditions in this storm?
Would just be decent spotlights bud. Nearly Every 4x4 has them here in Australia. I have 5 7in lights on my roof and 2 9in lights on my bullbar. Makes seeing those pesky kangaroos at night a little easier when you bring a box of sunlight with you lol 😆
Daniel, what is the drone you used? Its camera is pin-sharp and beautifully wide. You had a very exciting chase and I loved it! All the best and thank you lots! ~Wendi UK 🌻
Daniel, I'm the same way when it comes to debris in the road and especially when I'm running my mail route the day after a strong Texas storm. I spend as much time moving debris as I do delivering mail! What a big, beautiful, absolute monster of a storm front. Do y'all get tornadoes and such like we do here? I've not gotten to spend a whole lot of time in Australia and almost all of it on the Gold Coast. I know if that came through town, I'd have the dogs crated in the tornado shelter for the night just in case! LOL
Hi karimonster, Local Aussie here, no tornados are not normal for those cells as they come mostly off the open ocean and if they start rotation it's normally before it makes landfall and is classified as a cyclone (hurricane is the US term). If the cell begins inland it may have potentially produced tornados but due to the vastness of unpopulated areas here, it doesn't get seen (or noted) very often. There is only one storm that I am personally aware of that came from sea and produced what was classified as tornados. The 2013 cyclone Yasi near the Bargara area, I was trapped within the township of Bundaberg and later learned that one of the 3-4 waterspouts turned tornados was actually less than a kilometer from my home. Hope this answers your question for you.
I know this is 11 months later, but a month later after January this storm (rain bomb) hit QLD it flooded everything. Siren were on 24/7 it lasted for a 4 weeks. Another reason why Australia is the best and worst country hahaha. Edit: 2 - 4 weeks, also we barely get tornadoes, we get them but not alot.
At night you would. During the day they would be among the grass. When it’s times of drought they get closer to the roadside, because that’s where more grass grow.
I have a friend in a suburb of Sydney whose road was closed like every two days because some dumbass swole jock of a kangaroo decided to play in traffic
It actually depends where you live! They aren’t everywhere like some people think they are. Definitely if you live or drive rural you have to be careful!
Wow Daniel. That is lovely. What a beautiful view. Gorgeous storm. The colors are amazing and hearing that Aussie accent is music to our American ears. Thank you for the years of viewing. Best wishes. 🇺🇸
What a great chase Daniel, very intense road conditions there, well done alerting the other drivers to the trees, really enjoyed watching this and your audio commentary also gives the footage that extra something special.
Good one Daniel...I gotta say that you and Pecos Hank are my favs
Beautiful beautiful footage! I'm in the US, but have friends in NSW... a real treat for me to get to see it via your drone! Amazing storms!
Daniel, safe safe travels my friend. Have care and post when you can! Enjoy your work immensely, even though these storms terrify me. I was the last two years in Oklahoma City... and before that Duncan OK, taking care of my daughter with cancer.
I live in south Louisiana and experienced my first two hurricanes when Laura roared ashore.
I honestly prefer tornados, as they are shorter acting... and much over the nor'easters of late as I experienced in Nova Scotia Canada.
Be well and safe sir... prayers go with you!
Spectacular footage, Daniel! Thank you very much for posting this. Hopefully, La Niña will loosen its grip on the Great American Southwest this year and allow for some significant rainfall. We are so very dry along the Front Range in Colorado. Looking forward to your fabulous videos in the coming storm chase season here in the US. Stay safe, and happy travels!
So strange seeing our Aussie country side still so green in mid summer! Beautiful footage from the drone. Oh and Happy New Year!
Those Australian storms get downright merciless, great stuff as usual sir
For some reason watching and listening to you belting through that much precip at speed is the most relaxing thing in the world. This video is the first one in my sleep playlist.
Hi Daniel,
Just started watching you channel that would have to be the best storm I've seen in years.
Up until last year I was on the road doing rep work for an out door power equipment products and used to do around 500-600 klms per day covering county NSW ,
Unfortunately I didn't encounter much storm activity to my disappointment , only 1 at Tamworth and there was two storm fronts coming through .
I just pulled up into the motel unloaded the car and thought I would give my RC Heli a fly in the field right next to my back door , had to set down as this storm was right on top of me LOL.
My parents used to live right on the bay in the Sutherland shire we would climb on top of the roof and watch the southerly busters with hail come ripping up the bay.
Or I would sit at the reserve on my bike and wait till the very last minute and race the hails storm back home.
Be sure to join our NSW group. facebook.com/groups/SevereWeatherNSW/
As someone who lives in Victoria ive never witnessed a tornado. Ive only witnessed an earthquake, hail, thunderstorms and small floods. This is so cool but the sad part is seeing what happens after a tornado
Hi Daniel I'm a newby to your YT channel, I live in Junee NSW & we haven't had a storm like this one since 2010. I love storms & when we do get a storm which isn't alot these days I'll video & take photos while I sit on my front veranda.
This storm you followed was awesome
Awesome drone footage! Crazy weather- loved the lightning display. 100% white-knuckle driving for sure... even I was tense, and I was only watching. Kudos to you for looking after other motorists:)
Fair play for driving through all that Daniel!! That made me feel uneasy just watching it and I'm literally on the other side of the planet!! 😳😅
Excellent work thank U 4 sharing with us all
What an incredible storm! So much lightning! Why don't we ever get the good ones down in VIC? My friend came down from Toowoomba couple of weeks ago and said "if there's one awesome thing about QLD it's the storms!" Great driving by the way, love considerate people on the road
You get some pretty mad storms there. Wow!
My parents live in Cowra . That Goolma Rd is a shocker at the best of times as i live in Mudgee & travel that road every fortnight to Dubbo for my daughter. Stay safe storm chasing 👌🇦🇺😊
Brilliant footage Daniel. Makes me want to invest in a drone just to get the full view. Driving through all that made me smile.
I LOVE watching your severe weather content, im from the UK (London Suburbs) and UK weather is the most boring weather on earth, its either sunny (mild or hot) or its grey and drizzly rain with occasional downpours….i would absolutely love to see a proper thunderstorm in action with all the lightning, we might get a bang a flash twice a year and its over lol
Great video Daniel. 👍🏻
Bit funny to see a storm chasing with you driving on the left side. 🤣😇
Cheers Darren.
Good to hear a few cockies in one of your videos!
Maybe not as action packed as the chaos on the US, but I love a good storm rolling over the Blue Mountains.
Bad driving conditions amongst all those trees. I think my knuckles went white holding the table while watching that lol Beautiful drone footage.
Amazing stuff! Great video Daniel! Thanks
Bugga driving in that on those back country NSW roads. Try come & do some chasing in the Top End. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻🙃🙃
I've never seen so much lightning so quick
That was intense.
The headlights streaming towards you at 9:45 look like something out of a movie!
Awesome video! Now I have to add chasing in Australia to my list.
Drone footage was excellent.!!
Not sure how you drive in storms like that. Even if I was white knuckling it and going slow, I'd still wind up in a ditch! All my respect to you!
Awesome drone footage, Daniel thanks. Talk about "blinding rain" ! 😳 Have you a winch on your car and a chain saw in case you get trapped by downed trees whilst chasing?🤔 Stay safe.
That was exhilarating haha love storms but that was another level!
Awesome Wall Cloud!
Well, that was something to see riding along on video, but I'm glad I wasn't actually there. Wow.
Watching you white-knuckling it in full screen had my heart racing a million miles a minute! Jesus!
And australia does have dangerous storms! Not as bad as California, texas, usa and florida.
Awesome video! Binged a few more videos. Subscribed.
Nice video!! 👍👍
22:58 Holy cow ! ☀️😎 Turn your lights down mate! 🥺 Hope no one was hurt in that 🏠🔥
Nice Footage !!!!
Some fantastic views, awsome!
Good to see you taking time to pull branches off the road. If there is ne thing I have seen this season is tonnes of tree debris across roads. Parkes 10th November 2021 was the worst. As for 7th Jan 2022 I surfed that shelf / squall for near 400kms. Not my favourite storm mode. See in your clip that a drone makes a huge difference
Hey daniel, good to see a chase in aus :) im trying to find aus storm videos and strugging to, actually! I thought there would be heaps, we get some pretty knarly storms sometimes!
Ive become worried about australian tornados as of late, actually. As i realised we are not prepared for them at all. Not even sure where to get alerts, bom says their radar system is failing.. I'm thinking i better get good at watching out for signs of them. To me the storm youre in looks pretty tornado-y? Was there tornado conditions in this storm?
Amazing footage
Oh no, that was the lolly joint near Hartley!
stay safe brother!
2:44 kinda startled me seeing the shape in the trees (right side of screen) that looked like two people
Impressive vehicle lighting @ 9:50. I wonder what that setup is all about.
Would just be decent spotlights bud. Nearly Every 4x4 has them here in Australia. I have 5 7in lights on my roof and 2 9in lights on my bullbar. Makes seeing those pesky kangaroos at night a little easier when you bring a box of sunlight with you lol 😆
Lightforce, terralume, stedi, great white are all high end brands over here if you were interested.
Daniel, what is the drone you used? Its camera is pin-sharp and beautifully wide. You had a very exciting chase and I loved it! All the best and thank you lots! ~Wendi UK 🌻
I am always surprised at how close people can get to a tornado. It is rather quiet till your on top of it.
Daniel, I'm the same way when it comes to debris in the road and especially when I'm running my mail route the day after a strong Texas storm. I spend as much time moving debris as I do delivering mail!
What a big, beautiful, absolute monster of a storm front. Do y'all get tornadoes and such like we do here? I've not gotten to spend a whole lot of time in Australia and almost all of it on the Gold Coast. I know if that came through town, I'd have the dogs crated in the tornado shelter for the night just in case! LOL
Hi karimonster,
Local Aussie here, no tornados are not normal for those cells as they come mostly off the open ocean and if they start rotation it's normally before it makes landfall and is classified as a cyclone (hurricane is the US term). If the cell begins inland it may have potentially produced tornados but due to the vastness of unpopulated areas here, it doesn't get seen (or noted) very often. There is only one storm that I am personally aware of that came from sea and produced what was classified as tornados. The 2013 cyclone Yasi near the Bargara area, I was trapped within the township of Bundaberg and later learned that one of the 3-4 waterspouts turned tornados was actually less than a kilometer from my home.
Hope this answers your question for you.
Enjoyed the storm tour, but sorry you had white knuckle driving conditions!
I'd love to come with you when you come back to the states! You seem to juggle way too many things all on your own :p
I know this is 11 months later, but a month later after January this storm (rain bomb) hit QLD it flooded everything.
Siren were on 24/7 it lasted for a 4 weeks. Another reason why Australia is the best and worst country hahaha.
Edit: 2 - 4 weeks, also we barely get tornadoes, we get them but not alot.
great vid
So how long u been back home for
@9.52 be like “geezus turn ya lights down”. Edit make that @23min. Wow that drive was insane!
I've had to drive home in conditions just like this. The road gets lost, doesn't it?
Im aussie and im so haopy to see an ausssie yterr
What kind of bird was that made that sound?
Cockatoo
👍
It is strange that something can be both beautiful and deadly.
Or so constant if that makes sense
damn, you never see this in QLD
22:54 tht person most have bought the brightest lights avaible, there like spot lights
U can tell its Australian cause of the bird noises
🙋🏼♀
Osura da hiç yagmur bitmez
Do you have to watch for the kangaroos like us in America have to watch for deer
At night you would. During the day they would be among the grass. When it’s times of drought they get closer to the roadside, because that’s where more grass grow.
I have a friend in a suburb of Sydney whose road was closed like every two days because some dumbass swole jock of a kangaroo decided to play in traffic
@@anna_d5150 thank you
It actually depends where you live! They aren’t everywhere like some people think they are. Definitely if you live or drive rural you have to be careful!