Hunting Hurricane ROSLYN in Mexico (2022)
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2024
- Josh Morgerman chases a dangerous hurricane across the far corners of Mexico. His journey brings him to the tiny town of Santa Cruz, Nayarit, for a wild ride in the middle of the night. The hurricane makes a ferocious direct hit, with the eye passing right over the village-and neither he nor the townspeople are ready for the violence that unfolds. (If you just want sexy hurricane footage, skip to The Impact chapter.)
CHAPTERS
Intro 0:00
The Search 0:19
The Chase 9:08
The Impact 16:20
The Aftermath 30:44
MUSIC SELECTIONS (all licensed via Pond5):
"Flamenco Guitar Fiesta (Mexican Guitar Loop 1)" by Randall McGravey
"Tex Mex Country Rock Guitar Loop" by InstantClassix
"A Glorious Ride In The Wild West - Mexican Guitar" by Christian Andersson - Наука та технологія
Very very cool video, querido amigo! Congratulations! I was really expecting a great story, but this one is remarkable. Being part of this frantic and at times scary chase was a unique experience, we made a great team! Thank you for the ride!
Wow Josh, what a ferocious hurricane that was. Jeez!! For such a small storm, she packed a huge punch. Thank you for sharing this with us. I love your adventures and can’t wait to see what you have in store for us next.
This was a living nightmare. I would have never thought that this is the reality of such a ferocious storm. Living in New York I remember Isaias and Ida and during Ida a EF-1 went right over my building. I really am praying that most people have survived and people were able to recover. You do so much for your subscribers risking your safety just for letting us know the reality if these storms. Thank you so much Josh.
Thanks so much.
I can't be the only one thinking that eastern pacific hurricanes tend to be more agressive than the atlantic ones, this was a cat 3 as well as odile let that think, thank you a lot for covering hurricanes in Mexico, my country it's very vulnerable getting hit by both oceans something it doesn't happen in many countries
Yep, I think Mexico and Australia are the only nations that get hurricanes on both sides, from two different oceans! Thanks for watching the video. It's my pleasure to cover hurricanes in Mexico. It is my favorite place to chase.
Your country is so beautiful. I hate seeing that it gets destroyed. Best wishes to you and your loved ones!
Love this format Josh - extremely cool! Giving us a taste of the locations, behind the scenes of the decisions and last minute position updates. And damn, the back end of that thing was vicious! Great work!
Thanks so much, James! I appreciate it. Your work inspired me to try new things.
@@iCyclone that middle of the night relocation in foul weather along a rural road I was thinking to myself, urghhhh this is the worst part. Then you literally said “this is the armpit of the chase.” Made me laugh!
@@EarthUncutTV 😀
I missed your videos!! Glad to see you back!! But damn that is a mad hurricane. 20 min into the video and kind of holding my breath for you guys. What a beast!! So sad for the people who call that place home :( I’m glad we never get hurricanes here in the Netherlands. I’m shitting my pants when we get a bad storm, well bad… nothing compares to this monster!! I’m sure my house would be gone :(
Can’t wait to see more new videos!! You are my favorite chaser!!
Kicking off all the amazing chases of 2022! Thanks for risking your life for us to watch these videos Josh!
I looking forward to footage from hurricane Ian. Increadible force winds of hurricane Roslyn. Great job, Josh 🌀🌊👏Nice intercept !
What a treat! Thank you for the mini film, Josh, absolutely incredible footage! Fantastic editing and music choice as well, whilst letting the visuals do the talking during the hurricane and aftermath. I really enjoy watching your whole journey. Seeing the calm before and after gives us a better appreciation of the power of the storm.
ROSLYN was certainly a feisty li'l thing, so glad you came through it unscathed! Your car looked OK too, considering it took the full force of the backside (good job that piece of roof (?) didn't fly into the windscreen!). You and Erik make a great team, I'm convinced you both have balls of steel 😁.
Probably not your original intention but I'm pretty certain this video features the most animals of all your uploads! Loved seeing another 'cane canine get some chaserdude reassurance as well! You're so caring of everyone and everything ❤️.
Lois! I always look forward to your comments-- they are always so thorough and perceptive. ♥ Thanks for taking the time to really watch and experience the video-- it makes all the work worth it.
Mexico looks so beauitiful❤
WOW, what an absolutely fantastic intercept! Roslyn’s eyewall was truly vicious… those tiny, fast-moving cores can really pack a major punch!
Your chases and videos are always so visceral, they really make me feel like I’m right there experiencing it along with you!
And I’m also loving the new longer video format, it’s so much fun to see all the activities and details leading up to the main event.
I’m glad you and your chase partner got through this unscathed, and hope Santa Cruz’s recovery is swift.
"Your chases and videos are always so visceral, they really make me feel like I’m right there experiencing it along with you!
And I’m also loving the new longer video format, it’s so much fun to see all the activities and details leading up to the main event." - i agree with you 200% !
& for me its a learning experience every time - i dont understand all the millibar stuff but i want to but this is a fantastic way to understand the significance of it all when josh is like "WOW Holy S*** it dropped X Amount in minutes"
I'll also be stealing your line just because i cant express it any better - "I’m glad you and your chase partner got through this unscathed, and hope Santa Cruz’s recovery is swift"
I can't believe I never responded to this awesome comment-- I thought I had! Shame on me! Thank you thank you, Michael! I am always so flattered when you dig my work, as you are one of the very best and a true connoisseur of the genre. :) Agreed, there is something about these small, intense, fast-moving 'canes that is strangely... scary. They just seem to have a more angry feel. I am glad that came through for you in the video. And I am glad you dig the longer format-- I had a lot of "internal debate" about it. Thanks again, Michael-- your feedback always means so much to me.
Wow what an incredible hurricane! Those communities were lucky it passed over so quickly.
Great footage Josh!
Looking forward to seeing more of the chase season.
Happy New Year 2023
It's unreal how many powerful Hurricanes the Eastern Pacific produces over such a small area.
There are many other areas that produce a lot of cyclones, but none so densely.
About density, I can agree, no suprise, the Eastern Pacific is the second most active hurricane basin in the world, the western Pacific being the most
You rock man. The experience is there. Traveling the area as well as reporting on what is already critically underreported. Again, you rock. Here’s to another season
Aww, thanks so much for these incredibly kind words, Maxwell! I deeply appreciate it. 👊
Absolutely epic. Obviously not the good kind of epic, but just seeing the raw power of such a condensed storm is absolutely mind-blowing. Hoping nobody in that lovely town was hurt or killed. The love everybody has for each other really shows that beautiful community. Thank you for this footage as always.
Edit: I quickly googled the Hurricane for basic information, and the damage is labeled “minimal”. I would say the damage this footage shows is anything BUT minimal.
Thanks so much for these thoughtful and kind comments. I noticed that in general, the media and online resources seem to rate events solely based on the cumulative price tag, so that if a small community is devastated, they don't see it as impactful because there isn't that big-city price tag. Folks from Santa Cruz would of course disagree with this assessment.
@@iCyclone That’s what I figured. The scale of the disaster seems to be the main idea behind the minimal rating, with the hurricane hitting such a desolate area. It’s these types of disasters though that often become overshadowed and dismissed, which is a serious bummer. I’m sure it will take years for those folks to return to normal.
@@iCyclone I’ve been waiting excitedly for his video for one year
Even if there is small damage to all houses its not minimal because it really effects every single family.
That was an epic chase! I definitely believe Roslyn was still a Cat 4 at landfall, despite its mediocre IR appearance. It's really amazing just how compact that storm was, in and out in an hour. The constant lightning was definitely proof that this was a vicious TC with deep convection. Kudos to you for documenting not just the impact, but also the scenery beforehand and aftermath! Glad to see Santa Cruz quickly cleaned up from it.
Awww, thanks, Ethan! I am so glad you dug the video. Yeah, wasn't it crazy how small it was, and how fast it came and went? Weird sh*t. Like you, I wonder if it was a Cat 4. It was so violent. And the pressure gradients I measured in the core were crazy-- steeper than I've measured in lots of Cat 4s. Anyhoo, glad you enjoyed it. Thx.
Incredible hurricane, incredible video. Thanks for sharing it with us Josh. I really loved that you new video format, the search and chase parts was really cool to watch (by the way, nice background music). It was an intense hurricane, i can't imagine that you and Erik felt at this moment, but it was REALLY scary.
I was heartbroken to see the dog shaking, it must not have been an easy night for him. I liked The Aftermath, as my native language is Portuguese and it's similar to Spanish, I could understand what the Mexican natives were saying, all of them really scared, but they were brave. I think they learned that it's better to evacuate.
Thank you so much, Paulo! I'm delighted you enjoyed the video so much, including the new stuff (which I was nervous to try). The hurricane was very scary-- one of the scariest. And the dog made me sad, too, but I think he felt much better after I rubbed his head for a while. 🐶
Was excited to see this come through and well worth the wait. Thanks Josh
Morning from Australia bro. Good to see u active. That adorable beard!
Lo Josh, I really appreciate these longer format vids, I think this maybe more popular , especially with you're fans.
You're a legend in the field and long may you continue to be so. X
Hey, Mike! Thanks so much for these kind words. P.S. I am really glad you liked this new, longer, more storytelling style. The feedback is helpful.
First, thank God for your safety. I did not see strong winds like this.. its really different filming and its the best ever watch.
You deserve $$$
The hurricane video drought has finally ended!!! Lol
I know, right?
That's Amazing! lCyclone/Josh That's A new video of hurricane roslyns category 4 impact!
Erik Sereno seems like a tremendous person and chase partner. Love the teamwork you have together. This one was...scary. So thankful you guys stayed safe. Sheesh.
Excellent footage as always, glad you guys are safe, thanks for sharing!!!
Glad too see you back...
Keep going dude 💪
Finally! I’ve been waiting for one whole year
Glad you are back champ! i missed those! but remember, safety first!
Been watching your videos for years. Sick footage of the storm
Great video showing the before, during and aftermath of the Hurricane. Was fixated on the video throughout!
fantastic video! happy new year, Josh!
OMG YES THANK YOU IVE BEEN WAITING SO LONG FOR THIS!!!
That was an extreme hurricane, thank you for filming it!
Thank you Josh your videos are the best tropical cyclone videos in existence I can't wait to see more of your videos.
Red in the Morning...Sailors WARNING ! Showing your lovely kind nature again, Josh....lovely to see you caring about the dog.
Wowww that was extremely ferocious!!!
Thank you for sharing!!!
Yaaaaaaay you're back!!!
This is your best video yet.
Make them like this more!
My only gripe was that roslyn messed up your mic quality.
The best hurricane hunter is back, incredible persecution and I hope that these people can recover from this fierce hurricane, waiting for the other hurricanes, great video friend
Epic video bro! Must be tough chasing in Mexico! I am so reliant on Omega and Scope idk what id do with out it haha! Either way great work and cant wait for your next upload!
Thanks for the videos Josh! Always think of these as Hurricane Man season 2 LOL!
What a vicious little storm that was! And amazing how well you nailed the eye, especially being as you had no radar. This had to have been one of your scariest chases!
That was insanely powerful. Especially for the time of year also. Insane footage. Love this channel 100%
Hey, thanks very much! I'm glad you dig my channel. I really appreciate it.
That was one violent hurricane for sure
perfect footage as always
This is definitely one of those storms where the opposite eyewall is the strongest
oh YESSSSS!!! waiting for the missing videos.
I Love this format, the music and the quality is top. I hope that come new aventures this year in my mexico for you and erick …and in my state Veracruz. Rock on! Josh 👊🏽⛈🌪
Thank you so much, Aleix! I am glad you like the new style. 👊
loved every video of yours Josh, can't wait for more videos... Mi inglés no es muy bueno 😅 pero realmente me emociona ver cada vídeo tuyo, ojalá yo también pudiera ser un cazahuracanes !!!!
Finding the eye of the Hurricane. Great Stormchasing. Thumbs up.
I love your old videos and your new videos. My favorite one is hurricane Odile.
Counting down until see Fiona & Ian to UA-cam, Regards nice video Josh 😎🌀
Those ones are coming last. Enjoy.
Yesss! I'm watching now
Your version of "cowering" and my version of "cowering" are totally different LOL! That was NUTS!
Yayyyy new content
Love the video. Did you chase hurricane Ian? And if so, when do you think the video will be out?
Tanks! Yep, I chased IAN. Video coming soon.
I didn't know hurricane lasted that short. Love the videos all the way from Jamaica 🇯🇲
Thanks so much. 🙂 This hurricane was very unusual-- very, very small and fast-moving. They usually last longer than this!
You are so good at what you do. I love your videos!
Thank you so much, Noah. I really appreciate it.
Happy neaw year my best friend keep going
🤩🤩🤩🤩
Wow, that’s incredible footage! Love watching your chase footage as it gives you a view that you really don’t get the chance to see it filmed like this. Question for ya, I noticed Hurricane Ian wasn’t there, we’re you unable to make the trip?
Thanks! I chased IAN as well. I am just behind in my 2022 videos. I have five more to produce in the coming weeks: AGATHA, LISA, ORLENE, FIONA, and IAN.
@@iCyclone Cool, yeah I was thinking you certainly wouldn’t skip Ian! I live in Tampa and was really thinking we would get hit then overnight it just curved right just like Charley did really crazy that they took a path so close to each other. I went to Venice and have always wanted to experience a hurricane but certainly not a category 4 into Tampa bay since it would be catastrophic!
This is scary footage of being in a category 4 hurricane eye wall just for one hour and it cause so much damage I am happy that you guys were ok thank for the great footage of this hurricane
Hi josh , frankly continue to bring out nuggets like his boss, I've been following you since Reunion island . Unbelievable !
Wow vortices kept forming so many times, probably why the fluctuations for air pressure
There really are no words to describe this video production, you blew the varda every minute of this Video I enjoy it a lot, I hope Ian and Fiona, I love what you really do, I hope to see you soon here in Los Cabos this season 🖤🖤😉
I love all your content. Thank you for the adventures! I've a question. Do you ever feel anxious going into hurricanes in smaller cars. In this, you've quite a small car. Yet, you're going into huge winds! Just wondering. Thanks for all your work. Respect🙏
I would 99% sh*t myself being in this Hurricane. Man Roslyn just blew everything out of there.
Mr chaser dude! Does your hair stay like that during a snooze? Lol just kidding. Another fantastic documentary my man. Can’t get enough of these
My hair is always perfect. Glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you.
@@iCyclone hell ya brother! How does one get involved with chasing storms?
ASTONISHING FOOTAGES WOOOOOW, WELL DONE🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩, violent hurricane 🌀!!!!
Hey I know I’m kinda late but love your videos they are awesome you got some pretty awesome footage of hurricanes you are very brave to do stuff like this. This was a very strong hurricane very violent is right!
Thank you so much, Parker. I appreciate it. 👊
@@iCyclone yeah the videos are so cool! I’ve been in a weak one in Hawaii in 2021 and it’s something else really is. So crazy
What was the official wind speed for this storm? Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to more!
Thank you. Estimated winds at landfall were 105 knots (120 mph).
Thanks for telling me about the new series
You mean MISSION: HURRICANE on WeatherSpy?
Yes
Estaban en el centro del ojo. Que impresionante. El viento primero de izquierda a derecha, la calma y después los vientos de derecha a izquierda. Fue como si estuvieramos allí
Muchas gracias. This is one of my favorites of all my videos. I am glad you liked it.
Fue el rayo ⛈🌪
What a ripper. How bad was the damage further inland where you stayed the previous night?
Yeah, it was severe. Damage further inland, in and around Tuxpan, wasn't too bad. It was a small hurricane.
Finally another one after a year
So sad to see these storms wreak havoc on people. But there is such an awesomeness about these tropical monsters!
The moment you hear the wind pick up and see parts of the roof coming off, that is when you know... you need to get into some sort of shelter before everything goes south.
Wow! A 3 minute eye! That's tiny!
7:17 the song Pepas was playing 😂
A Mexican version of Hurricane Charley a small violent fast moving storm.
The opening of the video when you just have woken up looks like you were sleeping in a black void.
I was sleepy.
Definitely on the mountain Rushmore of Icyclone chases
Thanks so much. 👊
Take care your self bro
Canal top 👏👏👏👏💯👍👍🇧🇷🇧🇷
👍👍👍
This is Ali from Ms. Covell's 4th grade class: What gear and equipment do you use to gather your data and find the storms?
Woww
Not relative to this hurricane but I saw this comment made by you....could you explain what you mean re the 1 min standard, etc, please ?
"Now 61 knots gusting to 90. I'm pretty sure that sustained wind is a 10-min wind, so based on the American 1-min standard, they're getting a full-on hurricane right now."
Also during hurricanes, are they supposed to produce lightning
Sometimes they do-- but it's unusual.
I have family in Santa Cruz Nayarit and to this day, they still do not have any cell service . Government isn’t helping and it’s hard to get a hold of family members
This is Yara from Ms. Covell's 4th grade class: How do you stay safe when you are chasing storms?
22.54 onwards.... sounds like u were getting outa the tub! You coming down to chase in Oz at all?
If there's something to chase.
Вот это силища! 😳
This is Valeria from Ms. Covell's 4th grade class: Aren't you ever scared when you are chasing storms?
Is there gonna be a video on hurricane Ian?
He said yes but later
Is the hurricane Nicole or Ian video coming?
NICOLE won't get a video-- the footage is too boring. IAN is coming. In the meantime, enjoy this one.
This is Yihan from Ms. Covell's 4th grade class: Where are you in the world right now?
I have a question for you, Josh. Did you hunt hurricane Ian, and if you did when is that coming out?
Yep. A video is coming.
OK, great to know!
Also do you know what the max wind speed was
Estimated winds at landfall were 105 knots (120 mph).
@@iCyclone that fairly strong but I guess the poor infrastructure made worse because a storm of the same power hit England and didn't do as much as damage as that
@@local_furry_SCOTLAND The buildings in this part of Mexico are pretty strong-- they're made of solid concrete. Remember, a hurricane's estimated wind speed is the *sustained* 1-minute-average wind speed (gusts would be higher). There's been no storm on record in the United Kingdom with 1-minute-average sustained winds of 120 mph-- not even the great 1987 storm.
@@iCyclone what about hurricane low q or more commonly known as the grate storm of 68 or the Braer Storm i mean they must of been similar in power if not tiny bit stronger
@@local_furry_SCOTLAND There's not a lot of wind data from Low Q of 1968, but I see the peak *gust* (not sustained) was 134 mph. *However* that was on Great Dun Fell, which is a mountain peak at 848 meters. In storms, winds on mountain peaks and the upper floors of skyscrapers are way stronger than what's happening at the surface, and if you want to compare apples to apples, you want to compare *surface* winds. Low Q and the the Great Storm of 1987 were very strong storms-- don't get me wrong. But they did not have the winds of a Category 3 hurricane.