Hey, this is my town. I was there. No electricity for a week, water was scarce for months, mosquitoes would cover you from head to toe after just a few days. It took more than a month to get back on track, and also the communities inland have been deeply affected by the amount of rain. It was insane, first hurricane in my life. Honestly not a great feeling when it's your town and all of your family and friends live there, have businesses there, have been working hard for years and years to build their own thing to see it smashed in 2 hours. Maybe the most beautiful thing was to watch the entire land go as green as we have never seen in two weeks. Thanks for the video, gave me the chills. Kinda triggered right now. I landed on this video because there's now a 90% chance of formation right in the same spot Agatha formed last year, so we're kinda holding our breath here. Really don't wanna live it all over again.
Thanks for this note. This hurricane surprised me-- was much stronger than I expected. It sounds like the recovery was tough! I am glad you made it through, and that things are better now. You'll be pleased to know that the thing that's forming offshore now shouldn't be a problem for you guys down in Oaxaca.
@@iCyclonehow come? It's forming exactly in the same spot and although the storm is moving fast, last year the storm passed Oaxaca and then when the hurricane formed it came right back to us. I'm curious because after last year I am kinda fascinated by hurricanes now and would love to know more.
@@CristinaBuono-t2t Just because a storm is in the same spot as a previous one doesn't mean it will move in the same direction or develop the same way. Every system is unique. This one (which will be named HILARY) is not coming near Oaxaca. Follow me on Twitter or Facebook (@iCyclone) if you're interested in the meteorological side-- I talk about that stuff more there. Here are just talk about my videos, mostly.
This video is absolutely INSANE!!! From the short clip you had shared a while back I knew Agatha would be good… but I wasn’t expecting it to be THAT incredible! Those winds are unbelievable, and definitely look stronger than the official landfall intensity! And your videography is amazing, as always! The location and shots are all on point, and capture the hurricane’s violence perfectly! This video is easily among my all-time favorites from your extensive portfolio of chases!!!
Michael, thanks so much! I am always so flattered to get feedback like this from you because 1) you are *the* connoisseur of hurricane footage and 2) your edits are always so gorgeous. I am excited that you think it's one of my best, because I put a lot of work into it. So, big, big thanks. Re: the storm's landfall intensity... I hate to doubt the experts, but it was weirdly intense for a presumed 90-knot hurricane. Let's just say it was BY FAR the most intense Cat 2 I've been in. 😀
Wow Josh, that was WAY more intense then I expected. Such an awesome job on your part. You can feel your passion in this video. Must have been one hell of a rush when it kept getting intense. Pure whiteout conditions. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.
How in the world was Agatha only a Cat 2?? She looks like a Cat 5+! That is the most intense hurricane wind I have ever seen. The sound is particularly effective and ideal here. Great chase, shooting commitment, commentary, and production as usual, Josh!
Man, it was relaxing to hear Agatha's wind sound through the video, but let's face it, despite being a cat 2, Agatha behaved very badly lol. The palm trees and daylight along with the beach vibes always match with a good hurricane and plus your footage was phenomenal. Thanks for sharing with us 😁
That's what i love about cyclones! Everyone has it's own asmr sound. White out conditions. Watching this Agatha felt one category higher than offical. Like Odile, Maria...and Roslyn.
Great location and a high quality storm for this chase! This one in particular had very consistent, sustained winds at the peak, and A LOT of rainfall. It seems to be a common theme for Mexican EPAC hurricanes being very compact, and more intense on the ground than official estimates suggest.
I went through a Cat 2 in Florida 2004. This was way more intense than what I went through. I know there are wind speed variations within the Cat 2 category parameters but, I think the NOAA "done made a mistake."
Love your videos, Josh. I'm glad you always find a good spot to film with something in the background to help reference the intensity of the wind. Crazy to watch
Josh, that was intense. Total respect for what you do. Seeing the look on your face during the height of the storm was...intense. Great video (love the commentary on the transition screens, too, lol)!
Ha ha, glad you liked the commentary and the humor. I wasn't sure how to handle that stuff and what to include. I was sort of... experimenting. Thank you, Marcy.
I LOVE your show. Question from me. A very recent cyclone involved an eye passing over friends and family ....they all commented that in the stillness of the eye, the smell was rank. It smelled of off fish....obviously the cyclone had travelled over a lot of water. Is this common and what would be the reasoning of the fish smell...or really strong odour in the eye of the storm ?
I'm starting to think that Eastern Pacific hurricanes get underestimated quite frequently, no way this is a Cat 2 lanfall, seemed much stronger than Idalia's Cat 3 landfall for example 😅
Another great one man, My favorite part: These chases separate the men from the boys Oh gosh do I ever know that feeling 🤣hahaha thanks for creating content, making me smile and something that many maybe don't realize, so a huge thank you for embracing the risk of dangerous meteorological conditions for all of us. Great work again man!
This comment made me smile, so thanks for that. 🙂 I am glad you found my mid-chase thoughts entertaining. 😃 And I am glad you enjoyed the video so much.
lol Agatha yes it was very intense, I think this is one of your best videos without a doubt, I hope the people affected are well, great video, wait for the others
You are amazing how you track all those storms down like that, especially with estimating where the storm will strike! You also inspired me to storm chase in a few years, as well as you also inspiring me to start studying meteorology, I've been with your videos since 2020. P.S. I also think Agatha should have been a Cat. 3, even though the NHC says it still is a mid-end Category 2 in 1-minute sustained winds!
Wow, I am so honored to have inspired you. Thanks so much for letting me know this-- it means a lot to me. 👊 P.S. Make sure that when you start chasing, you do it safely.
Poor you, he had you up and down 😅, Very good work and tour, and not to mention the video that was 10, you will always have the doors open to beautiful Mexico ❤️❤️
That part where you were standing by that broken window was like a scene from the wizard of Oz. Lol! I would have would been in the corner making sure everything was ok with me and the Lord. That was crazy for sure!!!!
It's interesting how hardy palm trees are. You can see how the leaves just fold away from the wind. This minimises the resistance of the tree to the wind and so it survives.
@@iCyclone I come from a part of the world where weather like this is pretty common, and this definitely doesn't look like a cat 2. Glad you made it out in one piece. Incredible footage!
Muchas gracias, Omar! I'm really glad you enjoy my channel so much. Nice to hear from you-- I didn't know I had followers in Cuba! Very cool. P.S. I am a fan of hurricanes, too, so I understand.😀
That was vicious! What are you feeling in the middle of a storm like that? It must be exhilarating but do get scared too? I’m surprised you stayed so close to the water because of the storm surge.
Thanks-- glad you liked the video! In those situations, I have a weird mix of emotions-- kind of pleasure and fear and excitement and wonderment all at the same time. I think it's why I do this-- for that strange combination of feelings that I don't feel at any other times. You've gotten me into a philosophical state of mind about all this...
Wow, kinda hard to believe this was only a cat 2, do you think it will be upgraded to a cat 3 in the post-season analysis? 🌀 Great footage as always 👌📸
Thanks so much! I was surprised how intense it was, and like you, I'm vaguely dissatisfied by its classification as a Cat 2. Postanalysis has been completed on this one, and there was no upgrade-- not even 5 knots! Grrrrr. 😀 P.S. Here's the NHC's report: www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/EP012022_Agatha.pdf
🌴🎥 Hi I enjoy watching every hurricane/cyclone or Typhoon you chase. I think I enjoy the Mexico hurricanes the best and your commitment on getting in the core of the thing. Amazing and wish I was there to enjoy the ride, a dream job or hobby, I will chase a hurricane this year. Take care buddy I enjoy every storm you chase buddy. Stay safe 🏴👍🏽🌴🎥✈️
@@iCyclone Cheer’s for the reply. I dig all your videos and going back years before Hurricane man. Ever since I lived through a big storm in Sussex UK in 1997, (our Hurricane) I was 8 and I looked out of my window out at corn fields, when the fields we’re lit up with the flashing of lighting I witnessed twin twisters 🌪 very small but fast moving across fast in a straight line. Every flash they moved far. I didn’t know what I was seeing at the time and what I was hearing with the wind, and the power was out so got straight back to bed. Until I learned at school and then the movie twister ten years later I understand what I see that night. I’ve been obsessed with storms ever since and the science, I love weather maps and models and watch live stream’s but I got to experience for real. Hurricane first as I can jump on a plane ✈️ 24 hour’s before landfall in a southern state and next world be the Philippines maybe. Anyway sorry for holding you up, you do bring the experience onto our screens and I appreciate that and the beautiful places you go to chase which been selected by the storm. Cheers buddy 🇬🇧 🇺🇸👍🏽
The footage from those storms is no better than my ROSLYN and AGATHA footage. ROSLYN and AGATHA were not "appetizers"-- they are my best work of the season.
@@iCyclone Roslyn and Agatha were intense uff prime time on UA-cam 🔥 those videos make me bored. oh yes, what a menu, the next dessert Lisa and Orlene to eat has been said 😉😎 #inside the hurricane
Oaxacacane 😀. Josh, this video and the quality of your filming is fantastic! AGATHA was nuts! Cat 2?! Those whiteout conditions from the second floor (you are semi-nuts too - in the nicest possible way!) reminded me a bit of DORIAN. Your footage clearly showed the intensification around 3.30pm. I still love your shots where the spray is curving over the broken window pane, definitely one of my favs of 2022. What happened at 3.47pm, was that when the door decided to take flight? I'm really enjoying this longer format of your chase accounts, Josh, I imagine it's a lot more work for you, so thank you. It does highlight the torment you go through to nail the eye. Your "Circling" section made me laugh a lot..."Lol. Nope." 😂 (I guess you and Erik weren't laughing at the time!) I saved this until I could savour it on the big screen, well worth it 🙂. Thanks for always sharing your experiences with us.
Lois! Your commentary, as always, is so thoughtful. Thank you. And I loooooooove that you saved this for the big screen-- because that is the way to watch a hurricane. ❤ I can't remember exactly what happened at 3:47 pm. I think it all just got a little out of control. I was on that second level without guardrails, and I could no longer see what was going on. Everything just got kind of... crazy. Thanks, especially, for the feedback about the Circling chapter. That was the most experimental part of this video, and I was having trouble deciding how to approach it and what to include-- so I'm glad to know it amused you. 😀 But, yeah, I decided to start including that stuff in these videos so folks can see what happens on a chase behind the scenes-- how much thinking and driving (and obsessing) goes into getting into position. Anyhoo, thanks so much for noticing all these details-- it makes the time I spend working on these videos worth it. 👊
I know it was already brought up in the comments, but this is seriously only 105-110mph winds CAT 2!? That’s crazy for a non major hurricane. Looks like a 4/5.
Is the shot at 18:49 there on purpose? It's pretty distracting to be enthralled in the storm then a random shot of your mouth comes up for a few seconds.
I don't mean to sound rude. I hope my comment doesn't come off that way. I frequently rewatch this video. For some reason hurricanes are calming to me.
When I saw this video and when you said that Hurricane Agatha was going to be category 2 at landfall I thought that Agatha might behave like Hurricane Delta cause Hurricane delta was a category 2 storm the wind was strong but it did little damage but this video I was so wrong Hurricane Agatha has proven that it was much stronger than a category 2
OK honestly I seriously thought that Hurricane Agatha will be a weak hurricane at landfall the winds don't seem like it was a category 2 it felt more intense for just a category 2 hurricane
Hey, this is my town. I was there. No electricity for a week, water was scarce for months, mosquitoes would cover you from head to toe after just a few days. It took more than a month to get back on track, and also the communities inland have been deeply affected by the amount of rain. It was insane, first hurricane in my life. Honestly not a great feeling when it's your town and all of your family and friends live there, have businesses there, have been working hard for years and years to build their own thing to see it smashed in 2 hours. Maybe the most beautiful thing was to watch the entire land go as green as we have never seen in two weeks. Thanks for the video, gave me the chills. Kinda triggered right now. I landed on this video because there's now a 90% chance of formation right in the same spot Agatha formed last year, so we're kinda holding our breath here. Really don't wanna live it all over again.
Thanks for this note. This hurricane surprised me-- was much stronger than I expected. It sounds like the recovery was tough! I am glad you made it through, and that things are better now. You'll be pleased to know that the thing that's forming offshore now shouldn't be a problem for you guys down in Oaxaca.
@@iCyclonehow come? It's forming exactly in the same spot and although the storm is moving fast, last year the storm passed Oaxaca and then when the hurricane formed it came right back to us. I'm curious because after last year I am kinda fascinated by hurricanes now and would love to know more.
@@CristinaBuono-t2t Just because a storm is in the same spot as a previous one doesn't mean it will move in the same direction or develop the same way. Every system is unique. This one (which will be named HILARY) is not coming near Oaxaca. Follow me on Twitter or Facebook (@iCyclone) if you're interested in the meteorological side-- I talk about that stuff more there. Here are just talk about my videos, mostly.
@@iCyclone thanks man!
This video is absolutely INSANE!!! From the short clip you had shared a while back I knew Agatha would be good… but I wasn’t expecting it to be THAT incredible! Those winds are unbelievable, and definitely look stronger than the official landfall intensity! And your videography is amazing, as always! The location and shots are all on point, and capture the hurricane’s violence perfectly! This video is easily among my all-time favorites from your extensive portfolio of chases!!!
Michael, thanks so much! I am always so flattered to get feedback like this from you because 1) you are *the* connoisseur of hurricane footage and 2) your edits are always so gorgeous. I am excited that you think it's one of my best, because I put a lot of work into it. So, big, big thanks. Re: the storm's landfall intensity... I hate to doubt the experts, but it was weirdly intense for a presumed 90-knot hurricane. Let's just say it was BY FAR the most intense Cat 2 I've been in. 😀
amazing video! Agatha was very powerful to be a category 2, I saw her as a category 3 or 4 😦
Yep. This hurricane was *officially* Cat 2, but it felt stronger to me.
@@iCyclonewas a category 3
But weakened
The climate change
Wow Josh, that was WAY more intense then I expected. Such an awesome job on your part. You can feel your passion in this video. Must have been one hell of a rush when it kept getting intense. Pure whiteout conditions. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us.
Aww, thanks very much! I so appreciate these comments. P.S. I was surprised by this hurricane, too! It was weird how intense it was.
When comes out the vídeo from Hurricane Fiona 🌀
How in the world was Agatha only a Cat 2?? She looks like a Cat 5+! That is the most intense hurricane wind I have ever seen. The sound is particularly effective and ideal here. Great chase, shooting commitment, commentary, and production as usual, Josh!
Lol! I know, right? It did not feel like Cat 2 to me, either. 😃 Thanks very much for the kind words-- I'm glad you liked the video so much. 👊
wind gusts can be more powerful than the actual hurricane and last for a while so thats why
i think that was sustained winds
Man, it was relaxing to hear Agatha's wind sound through the video, but let's face it, despite being a cat 2, Agatha behaved very badly lol. The palm trees and daylight along with the beach vibes always match with a good hurricane and plus your footage was phenomenal. Thanks for sharing with us 😁
Thanks, Paulo. 🙂
That's what i love about cyclones! Everyone has it's own asmr sound. White out conditions. Watching this Agatha felt one category higher than offical. Like Odile, Maria...and Roslyn.
Great location and a high quality storm for this chase! This one in particular had very consistent, sustained winds at the peak, and A LOT of rainfall. It seems to be a common theme for Mexican EPAC hurricanes being very compact, and more intense on the ground than official estimates suggest.
Thanks very much, Ethan. I agree that some of the EPAC storms are *possibly* a li'l underestimated.
I went through a Cat 2 in Florida 2004. This was way more intense than what I went through. I know there are wind speed variations within the Cat 2 category parameters but, I think the NOAA "done made a mistake."
Love your videos, Josh. I'm glad you always find a good spot to film with something in the background to help reference the intensity of the wind. Crazy to watch
Thanks so much, Jacob. 👊
Josh, that was intense. Total respect for what you do. Seeing the look on your face during the height of the storm was...intense. Great video (love the commentary on the transition screens, too, lol)!
Ha ha, glad you liked the commentary and the humor. I wasn't sure how to handle that stuff and what to include. I was sort of... experimenting. Thank you, Marcy.
Dang that wind was ripping! Definitely seemed like a low end cat 3. So excited to see all the documentaries for all the hurricanes from the season
Lost for words , absolute insane footage 10/10 and straight to the top of the cyclone hunters class WELL DONE MATE 💪
Thanks so much, Kriztoff. 👊
The footage of the palm trees folding is amazing, Great video Josh! 12:22
I LOVE your show. Question from me.
A very recent cyclone involved an eye passing over friends and family ....they all commented that in the stillness of the eye, the smell was rank. It smelled of off fish....obviously the cyclone had travelled over a lot of water.
Is this common and what would be the reasoning of the fish smell...or really strong odour in the eye of the storm ?
You’re the best Josh keep up the great work 👏
I'm starting to think that Eastern Pacific hurricanes get underestimated quite frequently, no way this is a Cat 2 lanfall, seemed much stronger than Idalia's Cat 3 landfall for example 😅
I completely agree with you. This one was waaaaay worse than IDALIA, which was total garbage.
14:07 This is Insane !!
You sir are the real deal, never disappoint me, amazing footage, great work, keep up the good deed
What a nice thing to say. Thank you so much. 👊
I love your music❤❤❤❤❤❤. I rewatch your hurricanes over and over again.
Josh, really awesome footage. Wow, what an experience!
Gracias, David! 👊
Pretty intense for a category 2 hurricane. Nice chase Josh! Can’t wait for the next videos
Another great one man, My favorite part: These chases separate the men from the boys Oh gosh do I ever know that feeling 🤣hahaha thanks for creating content, making me smile and something that many maybe don't realize, so a huge thank you for embracing the risk of dangerous meteorological conditions for all of us. Great work again man!
This comment made me smile, so thanks for that. 🙂 I am glad you found my mid-chase thoughts entertaining. 😃 And I am glad you enjoyed the video so much.
@@iCyclone 👊
lol Agatha yes it was very intense, I think this is one of your best videos without a doubt, I hope the people affected are well, great video, wait for the others
You are amazing how you track all those storms down like that, especially with estimating where the storm will strike! You also inspired me to storm chase in a few years, as well as you also inspiring me to start studying meteorology, I've been with your videos since 2020.
P.S. I also think Agatha should have been a Cat. 3, even though the NHC says it still is a mid-end Category 2 in 1-minute sustained winds!
Wow, I am so honored to have inspired you. Thanks so much for letting me know this-- it means a lot to me. 👊 P.S. Make sure that when you start chasing, you do it safely.
Poor you, he had you up and down 😅, Very good work and tour, and not to mention the video that was 10, you will always have the doors open to beautiful Mexico ❤️❤️
Man that looks like a 4 or 5. Wow! How were you able to stay safe with the weak buildings around you? Great job man! Agatha was a beast.
Mazunte 2022! I was visiting mazunte during this hurricane too. one of the scariest things ive ever seen!!
Glad the dogs were kept safe.
You are a brave soul good sir. I could not chase storms like that. Your footage is amazing and it shows what nature can do
Thank you, Heather. 🙂
Really enjoyed this one. The comments were funny but it worries me that you don't wear safety glasses!🌪
That part where you were standing by that broken window was like a scene from the wizard of Oz. Lol! I would have would been in the corner making sure everything was ok with me and the Lord. That was crazy for sure!!!!
Wind, rain, and Mr morgernan. What else do you need?
Hope all are ok in the community and have a quick recovery where needed.
Thanks, Mike! 🙂
Great footage from hurricane Agatha, Josh 🌀🌊🙂Nice intercept 😁
Oh my God! This looked like a category 3 or 4 hurricane on the Saffir Simpson scale.
This was a category 3 most likely. Nice video Josh! My new favorite of yours.
Thanks so much, Ty! I'm psyched you dug this video so much. 👊
@@iCyclone particularly liked the hiding part just moments before the strongest part hit ;)
Can’t wait to see the other hurricanes!
Comin' soon!
It's interesting how hardy palm trees are. You can see how the leaves just fold away from the wind. This minimises the resistance of the tree to the wind and so it survives.
Wow Josh this was insane, amazing footage Josh keep them coming mate!
Hey, thanks, Connor! I'm glad you dug this one. It was tough chase.
@@iCyclone I really like these long videos, It shows your thoughts and plans on what you want to do, i hope all of them are as long haha!
That's a category 2 hurricane??? Man, it's insane.
Yeah, it was a little weird. Definitely the strongest Cat 2 I've been in! 😀
@@iCyclone I come from a part of the world where weather like this is pretty common, and this definitely doesn't look like a cat 2. Glad you made it out in one piece. Incredible footage!
Im from Cuba and Im a huge fan of hurricanes and I know that sounds crazy but its true!, also I love this channel. Greetings and blessings.
Muchas gracias, Omar! I'm really glad you enjoy my channel so much. Nice to hear from you-- I didn't know I had followers in Cuba! Very cool. P.S. I am a fan of hurricanes, too, so I understand.😀
@@iCyclone waiting for this next season.
Crazy stuff. For a category 2 it almost looks like a category 3!
That was vicious! What are you feeling in the middle of a storm like that? It must be exhilarating but do get scared too? I’m surprised you stayed so close to the water because of the storm surge.
Thanks-- glad you liked the video! In those situations, I have a weird mix of emotions-- kind of pleasure and fear and excitement and wonderment all at the same time. I think it's why I do this-- for that strange combination of feelings that I don't feel at any other times. You've gotten me into a philosophical state of mind about all this...
Wow, kinda hard to believe this was only a cat 2, do you think it will be upgraded to a cat 3 in the post-season analysis? 🌀
Great footage as always 👌📸
Thanks so much! I was surprised how intense it was, and like you, I'm vaguely dissatisfied by its classification as a Cat 2. Postanalysis has been completed on this one, and there was no upgrade-- not even 5 knots! Grrrrr. 😀 P.S. Here's the NHC's report: www.nhc.noaa.gov/data/tcr/EP012022_Agatha.pdf
Aghata looked like a major hurricane 👻👆
Yeah, it felt like it, too! Weird storm. Came in with surprising intensity.
🌴🎥 Hi I enjoy watching every hurricane/cyclone or Typhoon you chase. I think I enjoy the Mexico hurricanes the best and your commitment on getting in the core of the thing. Amazing and wish I was there to enjoy the ride, a dream job or hobby, I will chase a hurricane this year. Take care buddy I enjoy every storm you chase buddy. Stay safe 🏴👍🏽🌴🎥✈️
Thanks so much for these kind words, Clint. I appreciate it. I am glad you dug the video. 👊
@@iCyclone Cheer’s for the reply. I dig all your videos and going back years before Hurricane man. Ever since I lived through a big storm in Sussex UK in 1997, (our Hurricane) I was 8 and I looked out of my window out at corn fields, when the fields we’re lit up with the flashing of lighting I witnessed twin twisters 🌪 very small but fast moving across fast in a straight line. Every flash they moved far. I didn’t know what I was seeing at the time and what I was hearing with the wind, and the power was out so got straight back to bed. Until I learned at school and then the movie twister ten years later I understand what I see that night. I’ve been obsessed with storms ever since and the science, I love weather maps and models and watch live stream’s but I got to experience for real. Hurricane first as I can jump on a plane ✈️ 24 hour’s before landfall in a southern state and next world be the Philippines maybe. Anyway sorry for holding you up, you do bring the experience onto our screens and I appreciate that and the beautiful places you go to chase which been selected by the storm. Cheers buddy 🇬🇧 🇺🇸👍🏽
Killed it as usual dude!🙌🏼🙌🏼
Thanks, Logan. 👊
I can't wait to see the video of Ian and Fiona as a curfew. oh yea😎😎😎😎
The footage from those storms is no better than my ROSLYN and AGATHA footage. ROSLYN and AGATHA were not "appetizers"-- they are my best work of the season.
@@iCyclone Roslyn and Agatha were intense uff prime time on UA-cam 🔥 those videos make me bored. oh yes, what a menu, the next dessert Lisa and Orlene to eat has been said 😉😎
#inside the hurricane
That’s more then category three winds at the southern Mexico coast
This hurricane was *officially* Cat 2, but it felt stronger to me.
Insane wind And insane amounts of rain . Many hours of nonstop torrential heavy rain!
ese fue un dia muy terrible
Amazing video Josh !!!!
can't wait for Fiona and Ian...
Thank you! IAN and FIONA are comin' soon...
Oaxacacane 😀.
Josh, this video and the quality of your filming is fantastic! AGATHA was nuts! Cat 2?! Those whiteout conditions from the second floor (you are semi-nuts too - in the nicest possible way!) reminded me a bit of DORIAN. Your footage clearly showed the intensification around 3.30pm. I still love your shots where the spray is curving over the broken window pane, definitely one of my favs of 2022.
What happened at 3.47pm, was that when the door decided to take flight?
I'm really enjoying this longer format of your chase accounts, Josh, I imagine it's a lot more work for you, so thank you. It does highlight the torment you go through to nail the eye. Your "Circling" section made me laugh a lot..."Lol. Nope." 😂 (I guess you and Erik weren't laughing at the time!)
I saved this until I could savour it on the big screen, well worth it 🙂. Thanks for always sharing your experiences with us.
Lois! Your commentary, as always, is so thoughtful. Thank you. And I loooooooove that you saved this for the big screen-- because that is the way to watch a hurricane. ❤ I can't remember exactly what happened at 3:47 pm. I think it all just got a little out of control. I was on that second level without guardrails, and I could no longer see what was going on. Everything just got kind of... crazy. Thanks, especially, for the feedback about the Circling chapter. That was the most experimental part of this video, and I was having trouble deciding how to approach it and what to include-- so I'm glad to know it amused you. 😀 But, yeah, I decided to start including that stuff in these videos so folks can see what happens on a chase behind the scenes-- how much thinking and driving (and obsessing) goes into getting into position. Anyhoo, thanks so much for noticing all these details-- it makes the time I spend working on these videos worth it. 👊
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This was definitely a 4 or 5 category hurricane.. Wow!…What ferocity!!
Another banger video. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you-- glad you liked it.
😢scary😢 love it!
Poor palm trees feel sorry for them. Definitely was an intense hurricane 🌀
They're coconut trees
13:30 Virtually no difference between a 110 mph Cat 2 and a 115 mph major hurricane look at this wind!!
ça a soufflé sacrément fort.
Wow!😮 Amazing video.🌀🌬🌪
No es por desearle el mal a alguien, pero necesito más videos como estos 👀
Gracias.
That's a cat 2? Are they sure? 😅😅 those winds looked FAST
Lol. I'll admit, it felt a little stronger than a Cat 2. It was pretty wild.
I know it was already brought up in the comments, but this is seriously only 105-110mph winds CAT 2!? That’s crazy for a non major hurricane. Looks like a 4/5.
Thank you. It was weirdly intense for a Cat 2. 😀
How did those flimsy little homes not take off ?
Cool
I wouldn’t be driving in the storm I would be safe in the basement
Then ya shouldn't be a pro stormchaser.
Just wondering but do you not get real cold when standing in these storms?
No. These are tropical cyclones. It's very warm.
Wow! This one was intense!
Bruh that freaking Agatha cat. 2 is like a cat 4-5 hurricane like yolanda
It was crazy strong for a Cat 2. Kind of weird!
Another great one..
Keep going
So glad to see this!
Agatha should've been a cat 3 at least in my opinion.
I'll tell ya, it felt stronger than Cat 2 on the ground.
@@iCyclone It came across on video as well.
That storm had a lotttttt of kick for a 90kt hurricane.
Did you get your deposit back on the cabana?
lol
Ooh oh oh oh
Great work!!!!
Good video on Hurricane
The jet engine noise again..... why do Hurricanes hit such vulnerable communities 😢
The question in my mind: why do we build communities in such vulnerable places?
I hope you can post more often in the future, you have a lot of chases you haven't posted.
More videos are coming soon!
Canal exelente ❤❤❤🙏🙏🇧🇷🇧🇷
Jesus Agatha was crazy intense!
It was! I was surprised by it. It did not feel like a Cat 2!
What hurricane is this name?
Huricane AGATHA
Is the shot at 18:49 there on purpose? It's pretty distracting to be enthralled in the storm then a random shot of your mouth comes up for a few seconds.
I don't mean to sound rude. I hope my comment doesn't come off that way. I frequently rewatch this video. For some reason hurricanes are calming to me.
@@Black_Corey The video wasn't intended to be calming. Hurricanes are not calming. But hey-- you do you.
What kind of camcorder do you use?
Lol! 😂 this hurricane love to trick you 😂
When I saw this video and when you said that Hurricane Agatha was going to be category 2 at landfall I thought that Agatha might behave like Hurricane Delta cause Hurricane delta was a category 2 storm the wind was strong but it did little damage but this video I was so wrong Hurricane Agatha has proven that it was much stronger than a category 2
OK honestly I seriously thought that Hurricane Agatha will be a weak hurricane at landfall the winds don't seem like it was a category 2 it felt more intense for just a category 2 hurricane
21 minute nice cozy bed
Great job with video
Thank you, Aimee. 🙂
EVEN MORE ASTONISHING FOOTAGES!!!! 10.30 to 11, oh sorry and even LATER 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩, from 3 o clock TWO AND A HALF HOURS LATER!!!!!
I'm exhausted 😢
it is the first time you've been on a plane!
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Looks more intense than sally was 🤔
Yeah, AGATHA was crazy strong. What I experienced on the ground did not seem to match the official category.
Amazing
I find a hurricane super interesting
Is category 2?
Definitely was a category 3
I Cant wait until hurricane ian it was probably very violent!
Comin' soon!
16:20 the palm trees are very hard
They should win an award!
Nice 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
Are you sure it’s a hurricane? Well guess what.
How do those poor people come back from all that loss of homes and businesses
Agatha could get the Erika treatment and get retired despite having a relatively low damage toll bc iirc some communities were hit HARD.
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