LIVE Forecast - Hurricane in Hawaii (Gilma, Hector, Hone)

what's up guys how's it going out here live in Hawaii in Kalapana just giving an update for the Hurricanes if you missed us yesterday and the day before we did some live streaming about 20 hours for Hurricane hone so we're going to give some updates for hurricane Gilma and tropical storm Hector along with some updates on Hurricane home we got this image loading right here this is Hurricane Gilma the colors are indicating temperature in celsius going to go ahead and show you guys where we're at right now here is Hawaii we're out here in Big Island and we're on this Coastline called Kalapana about a/4 mile from the ocean close to kaimu beach here's Kimu if you haven't been out here it's beautiful and uh on the stre stream yesterday and the one before we did the hike to the ocean takes about 10 minutes we did that during the hurricane got a little wet so that's where we're located just got a few satellite and radar images to show you this is Gilma doing her dance please hit like subscribe drop by the channel check out some nature videos we got a lot of hikes tour in the beach here's another image I think this is from another satellite so it's pretty much the same thing just coming from a different location here's another one so hurricane hone did not get as high as winds as we expected but definitely got a ton of rain it was crazy and the biggest loss that we had was for beehives looking around the bottom of the beehive you could see a bunch of dead bees so we thought that was unusual here's another satellite image loop we're just going to go through these one by one hope everybody's having a Beautiful Day by the way if you're just tuning in we did a lot of streaming yesterday about 20 hours for Hurricane hone just preparing for Gilma but doesn't seem like she's going to be so big here's another satellite skip to this forecast right here so 5:00 p.m. Monday far away getting closer but still at the hurricane state right now the winds would be 74 to 110 mph and getting closer to 2: a.m. on Wednesday she'll go down to 39 to 73 mph as she's approaching Hawaii and then it looks like 4 to 5 days from now when she gets closer to Hawaii that she'll be under 39 miles per hour so it doesn't seem like it'll be that bad hurricane hone came on the south side of the island so hurricane Gilma will go on the North here's another prediction model you can see on the right side this is where the prediction had started with several bottles showing the direction going to the north we go back to this one we can see that on day four to 5 that should be down to 39 to 73 mph actually under 39 mph on uh 4 to 5 and on by Wednesday she'll be down to 39 to 73 and currently at 74 to 110 if you're just tuning in we'll show you where we're at we're in Kalapana qu mile from the ocean here is Hawaii all of the islands we zoom in we're on Big Island keep going in we're on this Kalapana Coastline here all of this lava the last time it came here was about 1990 we're on this Coastline qu mile from the ocean close to kaimu beach here's kaimu we did the broadcast yesterday and did a hike to the ocean during the hurricane so you can drop by the channel check that out when you're free please hit like And subscribe helps the channel grow few satellite images to show you guys this is Gilma temperature in celsius here's another satellite difference satellite same same image shown the same thing keeps reloading so this is this is what's current what's cool about the this image is that we can see Gilma right here and we can also see tropical storm Hector off here to the right coming so the predictions is that Gilma will go towards Hawaii Gilma will go to the North like this is showing and as Hector approaches that Hector will just kind of slow down not really even make it here so hopefully Gilma was uh the worst that it gets if you guys missed the the stream from yesterday we did about 20 hours in 2 days so you can go back and check that hit subscribe check out the the videos of the past normally we're doing more uh chill stuff just going to the beach doing some hikes so if you enjoy that check it out drop a comment let me know below where you're watching from how your day was if you just tuned in you can see this is Gilma right here in the center coming towards Hawaii we got tropical storm Hector off to the right and sometimes these upgrade and downgrade it was tropical storm hone and then it turned into hurricane hone so Gilma right now she's spinning at about 74 to 110 miles per hour right now and on Wednesday 2 a.m. she'll get down to 39 to 73 and by day 4 to 5 so around Friday 2: p.m. she'll be down under 39 mph so it seems like this one will be lighter lighter for Big Island for the other Islands they might get hit with some rain here's another prediction model for Gilma showing that Gilma is going to the north hope everyone's enjoying the day please hit like And subscribe it helps us grow comment below let me know did you check out the the broadcast that we did the last two days we had a few thousand people check that out I like this one just cu the color so yeah if you missed it yesterday we did a lot of filming showing the rain and the wind going but also did some hikes to the [Music] ocean you could see the waves blasting did three hikes actually the last one was really nice the second one got really rainy and uh yeah the rain was very unique on that second trip back could barely even see where I was going across the lava and the rain felt really sharp almost like hail I checked down on the lava where the rain was hitting but you couldn't see anything that looked like hail it just felt really sharp comment below let me know have you ever experienced anything like that rain feeling sharp like I said we did 20 hours streaming so it was nice when people drop some comments if you're just tuning in show you guys where we're at here's beautiful Hawaii hurricane hone has passed us waiting for Hurricane Gilma tropical storm Hector they can upgrade or downgrade uh what I think's probably going to happen is Gilma is going to come she's going to get weaker go to the north hit Big Island little different hit Big Island more on the North side and give these other Islands some rain maybe Maui gets dumped gets get a lot of rain over Maui so here's where we're at Big Island zooming in we're on the Kalapana side you can see all this lava this lava came the last time it came down here was 1990 89 90 right now where I'm sitting right now quarter mile from the ocean we did the live stream yesterday the day before I did the hike to the ocean with you guys so drop by the channel check that out keep zooming in we're close to Kimu Beach there's Kimu Kalapana so yeah the wind wind was not that bad as expected I think it only maybe hit 40 at the worst there were a few times at least four times that you really felt the house move and uh almost like you on the airplane and you feel the airplane move like a quick jolt uh that's what it felt like but besides that got a ton of rain lost some bees bunch of dead bees around the hives we don't know why here's GMA temperature Celsius temperatures colder out here in this gray which you can see on this chart on the side this is the dark after loads again yeah it's dark as it moves up goes blue that's these outside edges becomes green to red and then once it flips back to black in the center here that's at the very bottom of the chart so there's two blacks top and bottom you know but this block is budding up against the red that block is going against the White same thing different satellite black and white I like this one the color but also you can see Gilma and Hector at the same time comment below let me know what do you think's going to happen is Gilma going to get here and get stronger get weaker right look at Hector over there Hector going to get bigger I don't know if you're just tuning in hit that like button hit subscribe help us to grow drop by the channel check out some videos we did the streams yesterday over 20 hours on Hurricane [Music] hone these images here are showing Gilma in the center with Hector off to the side if you didn't see this yet this is a prediction model for the track over here on the right is where Gilma is and you can see the predictions are going to the North Side Up Above Big Island hope everyone's having a beautiful day so far if you're just tuning in let me know did you check out the streams from yesterday had a few thousand people watch ing all together this is Gilma as you can see where she is as she approaches she goes with from what is marked as the H and that's 74 to 110 mph so uh that's pretty nasty and then as she gets closer by Wednesday at 2:00 a.m. decreases to 39 to 73 mph and as she gets closer on day 4 to 5 approaching the north side of Big Island she'll be down to under 39 mil per hour so I feel like this one's going to be less than hurricane hone for for our area if you can see right here we're on the bottom let me show you guys again we're on the bottom here Kalapana where I'm pointing that's where we're filming right now4 mile from the ocean if you missed that yesterday we did the hike to the ocean took about 10 minutes there 10 minutes back did it three times during the hurricane check that out on the channel this is Gilma right here spinning dancing Gilma Says dance with me we want Gilma to go take a nap right here's another model black and white same thing both of these are Celsius this is my favorite one right here cuz you can see Gilma you can see Hector look like Hector's coming faster cuz watch this gimma is just hanging here right she's staying pretty still she's going slower we got Hector over here looks like he's moving faster Hector's saying I want to dance with you Gilma Gilma going slow acting like she don't recognize but yeah it seems like Gilma Gilma is going to go to above Hawaii to the north side smash into the neighboring Islands give them some rain but the wind won't seems like it won't be so bad you know once it gets to there starts hitting the islands it'll be under 39 milph right now Gilma 74 over 74 to 110 by Wednesday gets down lower 39 to 73 miles per hour so I think it's going to be chill it's not going to be as bad I think hurricane hone was worse those are the models showing to the north side gma's on the right coming this way if it just got here please hit like got two watching we got two likes it's a good day chilling out it was hard to sleep cuz like I said the house moved a few times during Hurricane hone but we streamed all the way through that you can go back and check it my favorite part of the whole stream was doing to the hike the hike to the ocean with you guys that was cool if you just got here we're streaming right now from Kalapana Hawaii show you guys where we at comment below let me know where you guys are at how was your day here's our beautiful islands comment let me know have you guys been here who's take the vacation anybody live here zoom in big island that's where we're it's where you're listening from I am quar mile from the [Music] ocean I keep saying kalap this is Kalapana right here if you see where I'm circling the soul side there used to be a lot more residence right here but lava uh took out a lot back in the day last time it hit here was 19989 we're close to Kimu Beach keep zooming in this is Kimu Beach so this is where you're listening from right now this is where I did the streams from yesterday if you missed that yesterday drop by the channel hit like And subscribe now please thank you so much helps us grow so yeah was just showing where we're from where we're streaming I'll come back to this if you missed it here's Gilma dancing we had some viewers yesterday from Brazil and Brazil likes a style of dance called zuk and with zuk the ladyes spin so the Gilma is dancing like these ones cuz this shows let me get it there we go this shows Gilma Gotta Wait keeps reloading and hecta Hector's moving faster I think he's trying to come dance with the Gilma Gilma is slowing down she's still moving but you know acting like she don't see Hector but Hector's coming over he wants to have a party hope everyone is having a beautiful day appreciate you guys tuning in if you're just tuning in right now this is the prediction models showing that Gilma is over here on the right she's going to be going to the North Side Up Above Big Island yesterday hurricane H was going under Big Island Dro by the channel check out our coverage on that here's Gilma forecast right now she's spinning at 74 to 110 mph and by Wednesday Wednesday 2 a.m. she'll be getting down to 39 to 73 mph and by day four to 5 by the time she hits the islands she'll be under 39 miles hour so I think the most we got for Hurricane hone was about 40 you know so the wind's not going to be that bad um and then it's nice bring some rain over to Maui to the other Islands they need some rain it's been pretty dry out here comment below let me know where you watching from how's your day going out here in Kalapana Big Island Zoom it in Kalapana we're a quarter mile from the ocean here's Kimu Beach if you want to see Kimu Beach drop by the channel got a video posted hiking from uh this parking lot over here hiking down to the beach check that out on the channel hope everyone's having a beautiful day my cat is running around going crazy he didn't like the hurricane for the cat is getting crazy how's it going everyone if you're just tuning in we're checking out Gilma spinning doing her dance this is in Celsius here if you didn't check out the stream yesterday we're streaming right now and yesterday from Kalapana Hawaii here's Hawaii here I'll show you where we're at coming from Big Island and this area over here to the side Kalapana pretty close to Kimu Beach Kimu Beach right here on the broadcast yesterday we did the walk to the ocean about 10 minute uh walk during the hurricane so you can go back and check that out uh also for this Kimu Beach here if you want to see we have a video of just hiking from this parking lot going down to Kimu Beach Beach the stream yesterday we did about 20 hours in three videos of hurricane hone got pretty windy and rainy here's Gilma Gilma spinning I like this one cuz this shows Gilma over here and we have Hector over here I feel like Hector is moving a little faster trying to Come Dance With Gilma and Gilma is taking her time so that's why I feel like we're seeing here she's going to start slowing down right now she's spinning at 74 to 110 milph by Wednesday she's dropping down to 39 to 73 mph and by day four to 5 when she hits the islands she'll be getting to under 39 milph so not much wind they are probably going to get hit with some rain probably some really good rain probably some flash flash flooding here's these models showing Gilma over here on the right she's coming towards the islands but she's going north and hurricane hone went South if you missed those that coverage we did 20 hours of coverage of hurricane hone drop by the channel check that out here's Gilma and tropical storm Hector spinning Gilma in the center Hector over to the right do you guys see I see uh I feel like Hector is moving a little more quicker Gil's taking her time maybe that's why she's going to slow down here spending too much time chilling out here on the Dance Floor this is the temperature in Celsius right now we're streaming from Kalapana Hawaii for those listening did you know when you see this right here that you know you can see the island and that's why it's colored but this is the Earth going under so really these are these are connected right here that's pretty crazy and uh as the islands move they're sinking under the ocean but we are here call upon a side quarter mile from the ocean comment below let me know where you listening from how's your day going hey Crystal just saw your comment in here hope you're having a beautiful day if you're still [Music] listening we're watching Gilma do her dance Gilma is here in the center we got Hector off to the right seems like Hector's moving a little faster Gilma is taking her time Hector's trying to come dense Gilma is staying on the dance floor and because of that Gilma is chilling this is what's going to happen Gilma is spinning right now 74 to 110 mph by Wednesday she drops down to 39 to 73 mph and by the the time she hits the islands day 4 to 5 she'll be down to 39 milph so not too windy but probably a lot of rain cuz I'm guessing that once it gets to the islands they'll downgrade it it won't even be called a hurricane no more it'll be called tropical storm Gilma that's what I guess right doesn't that make sense guys tell me what you think am I not getting this here's these models showing that Gilma is going to the north for for waiting to see if we get some more people to tune in hope everyone's having a beautiful day out there for that if you're just tuning in welcome to the stream we're out here in Kalapana watching Gilma spin waiting to see if some more people join this [Music] stream if you're listening to this after the fact like on the replay thank you so much for watching really appreciate you guys most of the videos that we post are just nature videos hikes and going to the beach so if you enjoy that please check that out too if you're just tuning in welcome we're out here in Kalapana Hawaii right now we watching Gilma here in the center spinning we got tropical storm Hector off to the right you can see he's even moving a little faster trying to catch up to Gilma Gilma is just hanging out and because of that Gilma is spinning right now 74 to 110 milph by Wednesday she'll be down to 39 to 73 milph and by day 4 to 5 when she finally hits the islands she'll be under 39 mph so the wind won't be so bad but north of big Island's going to get hit with some rain the other Islands going to get hit with some rain Maui is going to get some rain uh my prediction is that by the time hurricane Gilma hits the islands she'll be downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm we can see these models right here show that Gilma is over here to the right she's going to swing to the north side of Big Island and SM smash into the neighboring Islands right there but by the time she gets there she'll be down to under 39 mph so not so high on the wind but they'll get some [Music] rain we got Gilma here dancing this's my favorite model to look at right here the colors and it shows Gilma and Hector I hope I wasn't calling her Wilma it's Gilma if you're just joining thanks for watching we're we're out here in Kalapana Hawaii watching Gilma spin go ahead and show you guys where we're at right now here's the islands of Hawaii we're out here in Big Island we're on the coastline called Kalapana right now I'm a/4 mile from the ocean yesterday I did the walk to the ocean with you guys so you can check that out on past videos we're close to kaimu Beach Beach that's right here but I did the hike to the water was about 10 minutes yesterday did it three times during the hurricane got wet but it was a good video to show you guys played it safe here's Gilma spinning show you guys what I think is going to happen got these models with Gilma over here to the right she's going to come to the higher side of Big Island smash into all of our neighboring islands and by the time she gets there Gilma will be going slow right now she's spinning pretty fast at 74 to 110 milph by the time it gets to Wednesday at 2: [Music] a.m. she'll be down to 39 and 73 mph by the time it gets to day four and 5 when she hits the islands she'll be under 39 miles per hour so I Believe by the time she hits the Islands Hurricane Gilma will actually be downgraded to Tropical Storm so we'll see how that uh plays out if you just got here hit the like button hit subscribe drop by the channel normally what we post is hikes and chilling at the beaches so if you enjoy Hawaii stuff like that check out the channel here's Gilma dancing I'll show you guys where we're at right now we're in Kalapana this is Big Island here's the rest of the islands we did about 20 hours of live streaming for Hurricane hone it was not as windy as expected but dumped a ton of rain it was crazy this is where we're filming from right now and yesterday and the day before Kalapana qu mile from the ocean I actually did the hike out to this ocean front here if you can see where I'm pointing if you can check out those videos from yesterday also some wh watching hikes going along those coastlines pretty cool that's temperature in celsius drop a comment below let me know where you're watching from we're watching this hurricane Gilma spinning we got Gilma here in the center we got Hector off to the right you can even notice that when this loads again you can notice that Hector seems to be going a little faster Gilma is just hanging out right now but here's what I think is going to happen here's this model showing that Gilma is over here to the right she's going to swing to the higher side of Big Island smash into our neighboring islands and by the time she gets there she'll be looking like this starting off right now she's spinning at 74 to 110 mph she'll get down to 39 and 73 mph by Wednesday by the time she hits the island on day day four and 5 she'll be under 39 mph so not so high on the wind but we'll be getting a lot of rain over there for sure my prediction is by the time Gilma reaches the islands that she be downgraded to a tropical storm let's see how that plays out if you're just tuning in we're coming to you live from Kalapana Hawaii Big Island show you guys where we're at this is Big Island here's the rest of the islands we did the stream yesterday and the day before for about 20 hours for hurri Kane H we were right here4 mile from the [Music] ocean on this area called Kalapana here's kaimu Beach I did the hike to the water three times during the hurricane so you can check that out on the channel right on these previous videos we got Gilma dancing right now this is in Celsius but let me tell you guys Hector's over here he wants to dance Too he seems to be moving a little bit faster if you notice Hector's trying to catch up to Gilma Gilma is over here spinning let me show you what I think's going to happen with Gilma got this model showing Gilma over here to the right she's going to come to the north side of Big Island and smash into our neighboring Islands here's what she's going to look like when she gets there right now Gilma is spinning 74 to 110 mph by the time it hits Wednesday she's going to be down to 39 to 73 milph that's what they were saying hurricane hone was but I feel like it was much less I feel like hone hit us at a Max of 40 mph so now as hurricane Gilma gets closer to the islands on day four5 she's going to be down to under 39 mph so I believe that hurricane Gilma will actually be downgraded to Tropical Storm that's what I think what do you guys think post a comment below let me know what you guys think where you guys are watching from please hit that like Please Subscribe it means so much helps the channel grow I see we got four thank you so much appreciate each and every one of you my favorite one of these is is this blue one because you can see Gilma and Hector and I like the color what do you guys think if you didn't catch this one this is showing Gilma off to the right she comes to the north side of Big Island smashes into our neighbors by the time she gets there she's going to be dropping off only 39 under 39 mph so I believe she's going to be downgraded to a tropical storm don't bet your vacation on it though cuz I just got a nature Channel I'm no expert but this is what it's showing this is I didn't make this chart says that Gilma right now she's at 74 to 110 mph and by Wednesday she'll be getting down to 39 to 73 mph by the time she makes it to us she'll be under 39 miles hour so not so high on the wind but very likely get dumped with rain and the islands need it it's been pretty dry out here if you're just tuning in coming to you live from Kalapana I'll show you this where we're at please hit that like button subscribe check out our channel for some more videos with hurricane Gilma gets closer definitely go live again especially if something happens and she get some strength here's the Hawaii islands go ahead and zoom in this is a big island call upon a side over here zooming into kaimu Beach that's the closest beach to me right here I'm on this Coastline I did the hike yesterday right to around this area three times went to the water was pretty strong got wet it was the first time ever that the rain felt sharp and when I looked down at the lava I didn't see any hail but it was the first time ever that the rain really felt sharp here's Gilma spinning I love this one I think it's just funny Gilma spinning here we got Hector I definitely feel like Hector is moving quicker coming over here trying to dance with Gilma Gilma is just hanging out taking her time you know she's acting like she doesn't see Hector and then she's spinning faster and faster right and then now because of that she going to slow down she going to run out of energy she going to have to go sit down Gilma is going 74 to 110 right now miles per hour she's going to go down to under 73 by the time she gets to the island she'll be under 39 so I believe she'll be downgraded to Tropical Storm and no worries Hector will probably spin out too and that means that hurricane H was the worst that it got what do you guys think let me know comment below oh might have lost connection there am I back with you guys welcome to the stream if you're just tuning in we're out here live in Hawaii I'll show you guys where we're at here's Big Island got the rest of our Islands here we've been streaming the last 2 3 days did over 20 hours of streaming for Hurricane hone coming to right here on the Kalapana Coastline quarter mile from the ocean if you missed those streams those were pretty cool check those out did the hikes to the ocean during the hurricane got got rained on it was fun though we kept it safe here is Gilma dancing here's what I think is going on with Gilma here's this model she's over here to the right Gilma is coming towards the islands and she's going to the north side you can see going to smash into our neighboring islands and here's what's going to happen when she gets there right now Gilma is spinning at 74 to 110 mph pretty fast that's hurricane so once it gets to Wednesday at 2 a.m. she'll be down to 39 to 73 miles hour that's what they said hurricane hone was but I think the strongest it got was 40 miles hour now by the time hurricane Gilma gets to the islands she'll be spinning at under 39 mph so I believe she'll be downgraded to a tropical storm instead of hurricane less wind but they're still going to get hit with a lot of rain so but the islands need the rain it's been pretty dry so not so bad I believe she'll be downgraded to Tropical Storm Hector is still a tropical storm he'll probably fizzle out and that means that Hurricane Hector was was the worst that it got that's what I believe but don't bet your vacation on it I still think it's going to get very wet please comment below let me know what you think is going to happen where you're listening from how was your day please hit that like button helps the channel grow that if you're just tuning in thank you so much for watching we're here watching Gilma spin here's my favorite graph with Gilma spinning right here in the center we got Hector off to the right I love this one cuz if you if you notice you can see that Hector is spinning a little faster trying to make his way closer I feel like he's trying to Come Dance With Gilma Gilma is just hanging out there taking her time we got this model showing that Gilma is over here to the right and that she's going to hit the north side of the islands smashing into our neighbors and and when she gets there this is what I think is going to happen right now she's spinning at 74 to 110 mph by the time she gets to Wednesday she'll be at 39 to 73 milph and when she hits our Island she'll be under 39 mph because of that I think she'll be downgraded to a tropical storm hurricane uh TR iCal storm Hector I think will just fizzle out so I believe that hurricane hone will be the worst that it gets what do you guys think please comment below let me know if you're just tuning in we're coming to live from Kalapana out here in beautiful Hawaii I'll show you guys where we're at here is Big Island we're on the Kalapana Coastline that's where we were streaming from yesterday we did 20 hours from this Coastline did some hikes to the ocean three times got a little wet so go back on our stream check that out if you want this is kaimu Beach right here we were streaming quar mile from the ocean here's Gilma doing her dance I'm going to show you what I think's going to happen we got these weather models here we got Gilma over here to the right and she's going to be aiming towards the islands going to the north side these look like she's totally missing you know this is her Center so she's going to go to the north side and basically smash into our neighboring islands and when she gets there this is what's going to happen I believe right now she's spinning at 74 to 110 mph by the time it gets to Wednesday at 2 a.m. she'll be under 73 mph 39 to 73 and by the time she gets to our Islands on day 4 to 5 she'll be under 39 mph which means I believe she'll be downgraded to a tropical storm and then tropical storm Hector which is following behind her I believe he'll just fizzle out you know so we can see Hector over here and actually if you look if you look it looks like Gilma is just hanging out going slower and Hector's making more speed so I feel like Hector's coming to dance Gilma is hanging out too long and she's going to get tired then she's going to fizzle out on day four to five lose her energy and because of that I think hurricane hone was actually the worst of the three so we'll see how that plays out don't bet your vacation on it cuz it's still going to be rainy please give a like give a share it helps so much drop by the channel check out a bunch of videos we got there posted a few weather update videos I posted a cool video that was from uh the rain at Rainbow Falls today it was massive massive I think I'm going to go there tomorrow maybe do a live stream for a few hours so we'll see if I feel like going down there if you're just tuning in thank you so much for watching appreciate each and every one of you please comment below let me know where you're watching from what do you think's going to happen with hurricane Gilma tropical storm Hector does anybody know where where these names come from cuz I was looking in Hurricane Hector has already happened before in the past so I thought that was pretty interesting but yeah comment below let me know where you're watching from how your day is going if you didn't check out the live streams yesterday check that out went to the ocean during the hurricane I'm going to show you in a second where we're streaming from right now where are you where are you guys from haven't had many people chatting on the stream but right now we're coming from Kalapana here's Big Island this is the Kalapana coastline this is where we were streaming from yesterday during Hurricane aone here's hurricane Gilma dancing right now here's what I think is going to happen we can see this model is showing the hurricane is going to go to the north smashing into our neighboring islands and when she gets there she's basically going to lose her energy on day four to 5 she's going to lose her energy and be down to under 39 M hour right now she's spinning at 74 to 110 M hour so by by the time it hits Wednesday she'll be under 74 and by the time it gets to the island she'll be under 39 I believe hurricane hone the worst it hit us was 40 mph so when it gets closer to the islands I believe it'll be downgraded from Hurricane Gilma to Tropical Storm Gilma that means the wind will be much less but they're still going to get hit with a ton of rain so don't bet your vacation on it I think it's still going to be super rainy here's that model showing it they're going to the north side this is Gilma then here's Gilma in the center got Hector off to the right this keeps reloading and staying current so a Hector's off to the right I think he's moving a little bit faster Gilma is in the center going a little slower in speed speed uh in the direction towards our Islands if you're just tuning in please hit that like button helps us grow subscribe drop by the channel check out some more videos especially the streams we did yesterday over 20 hours of stream during the hurricane here we got Gilma dancing this is her in Celsius this is where we're streaming from if you missed it Kalapana in Hawaii we're a quarter mile from the ocean here's Big Island here's the rest of the islands you can see how much bigger big island is compared to all the the rest it's huge out here you know on this side if you can see the pointer this side's Hilo and then over here is the Kona side over here is the Kalapana you know so it takes me an hour to get from Kalapana to Hilo then about an hour and a half to two hours to get over to the Kona side right now we are right now we're live same same location as yesterday and the day before Kalapana right here the Kalapana Coastline close to kaimu beach this is Kimu Beach right here yesterday when I went live uh we were out here on this Coastline drop by the channel too for the whale watching videos where the whales are out here in the ocean going and I'm hiking with them on the lava going with them so that's pretty cool the whale watching hike lava hikes you can also see the video of kaimu beach so I did the hike from this parking out over here to kaimu beach that video is on there check that out as well if you got time drop a comment below let me know where you're watching from how's your day going we're watching Gilma dance for that if you're just tuning in please hit like And subscribe it helps us grow so much welcome to the channel Hawaii nature videos if you're just tuning in we're watching Gilma do her dance we're coming to you live from Kalapana in Big Island I'll show you where we're at those are the islands of Hawaii here's Big Island coming to you live from Kalapana Coastline right here if you're just tuning in we're watching Gilma do her dance for if you're just tuning in welcome we're coming to you live from Kalapana Hawaii 1/4 Mile from the ocean we're out here on Big Island here's the Kalapana Coastline yesterday we did 20 hours of streaming for hor for Hurricane hone now we're watching hurricane Gilma do her dance here she is I'll go ahead and let you know what I think's going to happen here's Gilma right here she's off to the right she's going to be making her way to the islands going north smashing into our neighboring islands and here's what I think's going to happen when she gets there she's starting off right now 74 to 110 m per hour by Wednesday she's dropping down under 74 milph and on day four to 5 by the time she hits the islands she'll be under 30 9 mph that means I believe that she'll be downgraded from Hurricane Gilma to Tropical Storm Gilma that means they'll get less wind over there but they're still going to get a ton of rain here's Gilma here in the center and off to the right we got tropical storm Hector if you notice Hector's going a little bit slower this is loading because this is current coming from the satellites so you can see it if you notice it looks like he's moving a little quicker coming towards Gilma she's just hanging out there and cuz she's she's taking too long she's just going to spin out lose her energy by the time it gets day four to 5 she'll be under 39 miles hour so not not too high on the wind but the islands will get rain that means I believe that hurricane hone is actually going to be the worst of the three but don't bet your vacation on it it's still going to be super wet hope everyone's having a beautiful day out there please hit that like button helps us out so much to grow subscribe and check out more videos coming to you live from Big Island if you've never been it's so beautiful out here all the islands are beautiful all have some different qualities hope you're having a beautiful day please drop a comment below let me know where you're watching from what do you think's going to happen with Gilma here's that graph again showing that Gilma off to the right going to go to the north side of the islands smashing into our neighbors giving them a bunch of rain but dying down slow she's spending too much time on the dance floor when she comes in for a landing she'll be out of energy for if you're just tuning in we're coming out coming to you live from Kalapana this is where we were streaming from yesterday did about 20 hours on this coastline right now we got hurricane Gilma in the center dancing so if you guys can see here we got Gilma in the center tropical storm Hector off to the right this is loading coming from the satellite Hector's off to the right Gilma in the center for for for for for for that what's up guys we're out here watching Gilma do her dance we got Gilma here in the center and Hector off to the right Hector's currently a tropical storm gilon is a hurricane but I think Gilma is going to be downgraded and here is why we see this model right here where it shows that Gilma is off to the right and she's taking her direction to the north side of the islands and basically smashing into our neighboring islands and here's what's going to happen when that happens right now she's moving fast 74 to 110 mph and by the time she gets to the islands she'll be under 39 mph that means she'll will most likely be downgraded to a tropical storm and tropical storm Hector will probably just fizzle out and I believe that hurricane hone will be the worst that it gets go ahead and show you guys where we're coming live to you from here is Hawaii we're on Big Island that's the big island we're on the Kalapana Coastline go ahead and zoom in this whole lava area here was last hit with lava about 1990 8990 so the lava field is over 30 years old we are a quar mile from the ocean I did the live stream yesterday from this edge here drop by the channel if you want to see the whale watching hike where whales are out in the ocean moving in this direction and I'm on land hiking this way with the whales pretty cool to see that but we did the live uh tour from the beach right around here during the hurricane yesterday we went out three times was from the same location around here close to Kimu Beach here's Kimu right there so yeah we're coming to you live right now from Big Island drop by the channel check out some more videos give some likes it helps so much helps us grow thank you for all of your support thank you so much one last showing here's Gilma this is her in Celsius we got Gilma here in the center with Hector off to the right and one last time I'll show you guys what I think is going to happen we got this weather model here showing that Gilma is off to the right she's basically aiming to the north side of our islands and when she gets there on this day four to day 5 she'll be under 39 mph which means I believe she'll be she'll be downgraded to a tropical storm and also tropical storm Hector I believe will just fizzle out but you never know they could become stronger and if they do drop by the channel we're going to cover that if you missed it we did about 20 hours of coverage for Hurricane hone we did that on the kalap Coastline right here right now we are a/4 mile from the ocean so we did that hike going across the ocean we came to this Coastline right there if you missed that drop by the channel check that out you can find that video there can also find uh the video of the whale watching that we did the whales Cruise along this Edge and we hike with them along this Edge so yeah that's where we did the broadcast yesterday when we went to the ocean three times during the hurricane here's Gilma doing her dance we got Gilma here in the center Hector off to the right he's actually moving faster closer to Gilma Gilma is kind of just hanging out here spinning around super fast we got this model that shows gilmas over here to the right forecasted for her to basically go to the north side of the islands she's going to smash into all of our neighboring Islands over there and when she gets there she'll basically be under 39 M per hour long story short and I believe that she'll be downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm and also tropical storm home tropical storm Hector sorry Hector over here here Hector will fizzle out too so I believe that hurricane hone will actually be uh the worst that we got from that if you missed that yesterday drop by the channel check that out and that's it for today thank you so much for watching everyone if you missed that here's the the model that shows that hurricane Gilma will go to the north side of the islands here's the model that shows that when she gets there onto this day four and five she'll be under 39 mph I believe she'll be downgraded to a tropical storm from a hurricane and I believe tropical storm Hector will just fizzle out so I believe hurricane hone will actually be the worst that we got so if you missed those videos drop by the channel check out the live stream from yesterday the day before we did 20 hours of hurricane hone please hit that like button hit subscribe here's Kalapana this is where we're filming right now and yesterday and the day before on the big island over here is the Hilo side if you can see that pointer on this side is the Kona side and we're coming to you live right now and the last few days from the Kalapana side over here so yeah drop by the station check that out if you got time we're about to wrap up this [Music] stream there's Gilma in Celsius here's Gilma in the center Hector off to the side one last viewing here's the the model showing that they're going to go north it's going north going to smash into our neighboring islands and when it gets there on this day four to day five hurricane Gilma will be down to under 39 mph I believe then she'll be downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm and then I believe the hector over here uh will remain the tropical storm and eventually just die down so hurricane hone I believe is the worst that it gets uh don't bet your vacation on it it's still going to be very very rainy hope everyone's having a beautiful night please drop a comment let me know where you're listening from that'll do it for the stream thank you so much for watching appreciate each and every one of you have a beautiful night