Caught in Massive Storm of Hail, Thunder, Lightning & Heavy Rain - Tarp Shelter, Camping Survival 

Thank you so much my friend, really appreciate it, did you watch it on the big screen?

Like theplace the rain congrats from the philippines

My. Kind. Of. Weather. Ha ha ha😅😂

Yes, it was and it didnt end here lol!

10 degrees is warm, minus 20-30 is cold lol We expect 10 degrees in the mountains in summer

I live in the Arizona desert in the U.S., and for us, 25 degrees is quite pleasant! I think parts of Australia are far hotter than here though. We do get down to freezing in the winter overnight at times.

@getwthenewage4871 well, I live in the south of Australia, in Melbourne which generally is colder than Central and Northern Australia but even we get days of 45 Celsius (113 Fahrenheit) in the summer. I usually just stay in my air-conditioned home on those days.

@getwthenewage4871 Melbourne is only a little colder than Sydney and Perth during winter, just 3-5 degrees, but we get more cold days, winter is longer. And similar in summer but flipped, our hot days are just as hot but we don't have as many hot days. Not sure about the Outback (never travelled there), but yeah, I think it's super hot in summer.

I’m surprised you didn’t comment on the hailstones. When he said they were quite big I immediately thought about Australia and the huge hailstones you get over there.

True! Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it! It did indeed feel powerful!

Yes, very good and lucky timing

Thank you Sonia, 14 days of storms, more episodes soon!

Glad you enjoyed it, it was quite the experience, the popping was insane!

Me too:-)

Thank you, didnt expect to run into lightning, but it happened

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Thank you!

Haha, awesome, thank you

It is pretty nice indeed!

Thank you very much!

Thank you 👍

Thank you! Cheers!

Yes, I did the loop a few years back, stunning place. Glen pass is one of my favorites!

Many thanks!

Glad you enjoyed it! It was great!

Thank you, it was massive!

Coming very soon!

You are so welcome

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you, it was indeed!

Yes he apparantly was

Thanks Regine!

Well put. Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada U.S.A.

Cool, thanks!

Indeed!

Yes, it is pretty bad these days!

Thank you!

Thank you, appreciate you saying that!

Thank you so much for your support🙏

Indeed!

Greetings!

Thank you!

Thank you Florian!

Cool, never heard of Napier but sounds like quite an adventure, I should have filmed it:-)

Thank you, I will

It was :-)

Glad you like them Pam🙏

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Coming soon!

Awesome, thank you so much!

Glad you enjoyed

Thank you!

You and me both, loved how this just happened out of nowhere

Thank you:-)

Thanks Judi!

How old are you?

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@@juditate111 Well, you're more than twice my age, so it doesn't make any sense. I'm not 50 yrs old yet, but I've seen hail here (I don't use those disrespectful colonial terms of state colonies, to me it's the land of the dawn; Wabanaki Indian territory) worse than this. If you're actually only half my age, not twice, I'd still be a little surprised. Over 100 though, of course I know that can't be so. There's been more hail storms during my folks times that doubt were worse than this too, so. I might have believed you, if you claimed to be a teenager. It has been a little while, so that might actually be possible. I guess I'll never know since you don't want to say, oh well.

Thank you and welcome!

Welcome aboard! Nothing compared to what you get, but big for Norway, hail usually turn into snow pretty fast

Scary stuff, luckily I bring the tarp for occasions like this

Yeah, it sprung a leak though that I will show in part 2

Yes it was!

Hey Bill! Welcome aboard!

​@@NorwegianXplorerThanks 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸

Thank you, that is crazy, we never get that kind of hail here

You and me both!

Thanks Tim!

Thank you, yes I was on the fence to for a long time, but now I usually bring it

Thank you, it will get worse, Hurricane incoming now🤷‍♂️

@@NorwegianXplorer I’ll keep an eye out for it! Stay Safe & God Bless you

Yes, exactly! quite the sound!

Glad you enjoyed it

I agree. When there's lightening, take shelter. Glad you did.

Yeah, I hear what your saying. Summer before last lightning hit a fiberglass radio antenna at my place. It not only melted the fiberglass antenna and it fell over. But it blew a hole in the ground as big around as a basket ball. It was a good thing I had an 8 ft. Ground rod at the base of it. It took out several thousand dollars worth of equipment in the house still. The worst lightning damage to a tree I had ever seen was on a huge cottonwood tree. When I used to hunt I remembered this good area by a huge cottonwood tree. Then one time I went to find that spot. I would always look up high because they get huge. Well I ran onto debris starting at over 100 yards from it. Pieces of cottonwood tree. When I found it, this huge cottonwood tree had been reduced from probabbly at least 95ft. Or so down to about a 15 ft. Stump. Cottonwood trees are so full of water that it just exploded it. That is why i stay away from them if I'm in the woods. I have seen people cut them down before and it looked like someone turned on a water faucet. I knew of one that was hit at least 4 times, it finally died. The big one that blew up was probabbly 5 ft. Across at the bottom. Our water table here is real high most the time too though. Most times I could dig 3-4 ft. And the hole will fill.

Good evening!

Awesome, thanks man!

It was indeed crazy!

I have heard stories about the weather you get over there, sounds bad! Here the hail usually turn into snow before it gets bad, this is the biggest hail I have seen here, but still nothing compared to the states, exciting from under a tarp though:-)

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

@@NorwegianXplorer sama sama 👍🏻

Haha!

Glad you enjoyed it Kevin!

Thanks and welcome!

Haha, yes I said that plenty of times lol!

@@NorwegianXplorer loved it. Keep up the good work!

Thank you🙏

Glad you enjoyed it! Will be some fly fishing as well in the next episode!

Thank you so much, it was a really cool and a little bit scary, I actually fell asleep under the tarp for a little bit lol

Well put. Warm Regards from Reno, Nevada U.S.A.

Thank you so much! Our hail usually turn into snow before they get any size.

It was!

Glad you enjoyed it

Many thanks! Coming in 30 minutes

Thanks!

Glad you like them! Thanks Lynn!

Me too

Thank you so much!

Always, thank you!

Thank you! Cheers!

It was pretty crazy

Yeah it was!

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@@LoneWolfExplorer Awesome, thank you and welcome!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you!

Yeah, it looks like there are more big hailstorms happening

@@NorwegianXplorer yeah, I'm 62 and I live in Michigan and I remember alot of storms. I live way out in the country. And over the years I have seen some bad weather. One time we had a storm come in so fast that we instantly out of the blue had gotten hit with 90 mph winds. And my daughters ran to our room . And within that 90mph constant wind we heard a whoom sound. We apparently had tornados everywhere. And then I heard tree limbs fall all over. I looked out the windows, and told my wife that we had a small tornado go over. The reason I knew that is that my friends cotton wood limbs were sitting in my yard and he lives a quarter mile away. Every road within 5, miles of us had trees across them. Luckily I worked for a tree service. And I had every road opened in no time. Many people burned wood too. Including my half fin neighbor. He used to always go fishing on the great lakes. But I didn't like the storms he would go out in.one time on his way to isle royale he had to turn around and come back to the south side. Because he ran into storms. Two boats following him one time sunk behind him somewhere. He had been communicating with them on the radio shortly before they went down. The water I think is like 42 degrees F. So it only takes them minutes to get hypothermia and go down.he spent much time up there. He even went over where the edmund Fitzgerald is and could see it with his sonar. I was surprised to see how many known ships had sunk on lake Huron. I remember being out on Huron off Oscoda watching nuclear bombers going and coming all the time from wurtsmith airforce base. They would travel to near Russia and back I heard and saw how gigantic they were all the time that I was out there and seen the black smoke come from them not sure if they were b52 or b1

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Haha, indeed, serves many purposes!

Thanks for watching!

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I am, there are more videos coming from this trip, it was rainy days to say the least!

Takk takk!

Thank you!

Thank you Stephen!

Same to you!

Hope you enjoyed it!

Thank you, I actually enjoyed it, but it was unexpected for sure!

@@NorwegianXplorer Ah, I can understand your enjoying it. A new experience and you were protected under the tarp. Glad you shared it with the world - we all get to see it with you - in the comforts of home with coffee. LOLOL Looking forward to the coming days on this GREAT 14 day camping trip!

@@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits Thank you, next episode is coming soon, probably next weekend

Actually coming today

Glad you enjoyed it!