Max Olson
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These are the two rockslides blocking our escape in either direction, we've also been told about two additional bridges washed out closer to Pahala, so we're calling this home for the foreseeable future. Thankfully the condos fared well and we're in good company, Jim Cantore is here along with a couple dozen residents and some local law enforcement. Everyone here is okay. w/ Michael Hoines DL Scales
Max Olson80,404 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
We’ve made it back to Hilo, in just 24 hours, the crews in Hawaii were able to clear 5 rockslides and temporarily patch a bridge out north of Pahala. Absolutely incredible work. Unfortunately the camera probe we put on this bridge was washed away. There’s another one that may have survived further south, but it may take another couple days to see if that one survived. #Lala
Max Olson71,621 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Road completely washed out near Naalehu, HI. Law enforcement have shut down this portion of HWY 11. #Lala
Max Olson60,253 просмотров • 1 месяц назад
Another intense night chase as Hurricane Milton slammed into Western Florida. Thankfully the surge did not get as high as we expected, but it still inundated the lower lying areas. The winds on the backside also packed quite a punch! Full video can be found here -
Max Olson149,599 просмотров • 1 год назад
Debris from the surge piled up in the tree line on SW HWY 358 in Steinhatchee. #flwx #Helene
Max Olson117,163 просмотров • 2 лет назад
3 years ago tonight, a violent tornado tore through the town of Rolling Fork, MS. The aftermath was and still is the most humbled I've ever been in 18 years of storm chasing. I remember pulling into Rolling Fork just after the tornado passed, we had shot this video SW of town, so I didn't know if it was a direct hit or a graze. Initially I thought the tornado may have passed just north as I could only see relatively minor damage in front of us. We were still in the RFD so visibility was rough, but as the wind decreased, a lightning flash revealed that everything around us was flattened. We spent the next hour or so pulling residents out of rubble on Mulberry Street. The fire and police station had been hit, so recourses were limited and I remember feeling helpless, not knowing what to tell people what to do after we got them out. I'd just say something like, "go towards the main highway and hang tight" as I assumed surrounding cities would send crews shortly. It felt like an eternity but soon EMS from Vicksburg and Yazoo City swarmed the town and we were able to leave. I've spent some time talking to people from Rolling Fork after this tragic event and it sounds like things are getting back to some sense of normalcy. I hope to visit again soon and reconnect with some of the folks we met on that terrible night.
Max Olson29,763 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад
A 24 Hour Difference The first shot is around 5pm yesterday when the probe was deployed, then first light around 7am shows approximately 3-5 feet of surge on the backside of the storm, only to be mostly gone by 5pm today. Sargent, TX - County Rd 201, looking SE.
Max Olson92,118 просмотров • 2 лет назад
Major power flashes viewed from the stadium parking garage in Norman, big time wind bag incoming #okwx
Max Olson12,915 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад
On this day 3 years ago, we were tucked just northeast of a tight surface low in Nebraska and caught this incredible tornado near Spalding. The day before, we also saw a slew of photogenic tornadoes on the same low in Western Kansas. Favorite chase stretch of 2023 fosho
Max Olson16,075 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад
