With all the craziness in the world, it's nice to watch normal people just living life. I really enjoy your videos because you are so down to Earth and unpretentious.You show the average person what they can do on a limited budget which most of us are dealing with. Thanks for a little sanity in a crazy world! Hope you had a Merry Christmas from cloudy 65F Florida.!
This needs to be a regular series .....Storm Watch With Steve Marsh .... Also credit to the binmen....no matter what the weather, they do their job proper ...credit to the country....
Storm Watch with Steve and Alicja. This could be a new channel. You two are so adorable and real troopers. Really not sure why you didn't go for a round of golf. No matter what video you post, it's always fabulous. 🌬⛈🌊
Storm Gerrit is named after Gerrit Hiemstra, a Dutch meteorologist who worked for the Dutch Public Broadcastingservice. Earlier this year he left after 24 years of service. They named the storm in his honour.
Fantastic...for him. They missed the chance to call it storm Greta. If it's alphabetical an all. ! Good info. They used to get named in the country of origin( or nearest) and by the discoverererrr. ! Like stars? Surely? Who gives it a name these days? The who! The WEF? NATO? Who is it?
A bunch of crap, naming storms after people. What a nation we have become. It's the same in the US. Is it racist to leave someone out? Who remembers Camilla from 1975?
The Scottish version of ''Only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun."' Thanks Steve and Alicja for really terrific video. As a black and white still photographer it was very inspiring. I have watched it several times now and had to put a coat on although it has been in the high 80 degrees here in Sydney. Cheers PS Love the two of swimming at the same spot.
Thank you both for bringing that turbulent sea, cold and fierce winds to your viewers. I very much appreciate your willingness and enthusiasm. Now for the walk back. Unfortunately, nothing is Open in order to take some cover and a cup of hot tea. Good thing, you're not too far away from home! Good Luck!
The sacrifices you and Alicja make for us to provide great content! It’s a little moist in Montrose today. I live in the US in Toledo Ohio. It’s been unseasonably warm this month. It is presently 9 degrees Celsius or 48 degrees Fahrenheit. Stay safe you two.
The storm was done when I got up the morning after here on the southwestern coast of Norway. Now I get to see what I missed. 😁 Great job braving the elements for us, guys! You're both true Scots. 🤠😁
First of all congratulations on receiving your silver plaque for having one hundred thousand viewers which was fantastic for you both. That storm is definitely horrible and you asked your viewers what our weather was like. In Alice Springs today I played golf and temps were 39c for the last 4 holes so bit different your weather.
Yesterday we went for a walk on the South Coast of England. It was incredibly calm. Today storm force winds. How the weather can change. Thank you for braving the storm. Stay safe. 👍🙂
You guys are hilarious but also a little crazy going out in that weather. Thoroughly entertaining viewing, we love you both, please keep making content. Thanks from Wiltshire, England x
Another great video Steve, living the dream and reality in that storm! Credit to the council workers, still collecting the garbage and ensuring the drains were not blocked, on such a day. I would not think that salt water hitting your camera and phones would do them my good. Take care, both of you!
Welcome to Scotland and the driech weather, same here in Burntisland 😂. Had to check the clock as it was pitch dark at 8am this morning. Brave souls, even the cat refused to go out!
Prayers you guys don’t become ill being in the cold and rain. Thank you though for sharing your part of the world! God Bless! Looking forward for more videos from you both!
Wow! Thanks so much for this. The sea spray and churning waves were epic. Here in the Colorado Rockies it is a cold, sunny day. We might get up to freezing (32F) today. The peaks are snow covered and we still have some patchy snow on the ground. It's beautiful, but doesn't get more land locked than this. So it is wonderful to have a dose of the North Sea when she's riled up.
Steve and Alijca, thank you both for braving the elements to bring us this fantastic video....Similar conditions here in Ramsey on the north east coast of the Isle of Man but I wimped out and have stayed indoors for most of the day just managing a quick walk with the dogs when the rain had stopped for a ferw minutes.
I love weather like this but I am too comfortable to go out in it! So thank you both for taking the hit and showing how it is outdoors. I must say that I wouldn’t have risked walking on the promenade with those waves breaking over it. Pleased you are safe.
Oh wow, what are you two like. Everyone else cosy indoors you two out and about in a storm. Thank you for sharing your amazing walk. Wishing you and Alicja all the very best wishes for the New Year xx
That looked like great fun….watching it from my cozy couch! Thanks for braving the weather, and taking us on this little journey. Kudos to the binmen for working in all weather. Had a boring green and very mild Christmas here, in far Northern NY state. Last year we were buried in 5 feet of snow over two days during Christmas….loved it!
You've been posting so much recently so thank you as your videos are always worth a watch. It definitely wasn't fun driving to work in that this morning, mixing the rain, wind and floods with darkness was an interesting experience. There's so many good walks in and around Montrose as I'm sure you already know, although perhaps best saved for a nicer day.
Oh lawdy, you two are brave/crazy going into that freezing water. 😅. Thank you for taking us along. Brrrrr. 🌨️ Edit: as someone who has grown up in Florida (hurricanes), I have to say be careful in weather like that because of flying projectiles . You two are too precious to get hurt. ❤ ❤. (mom-mode off)
Such an enthralling, exciting video. On the last storm you were in Germany, so watched a local video of Montrose, but so glad you went out in it, and brought the dynamics of the wind and rain for us all. Much appreciated, and I'm sure you were glad to be back home after that. 😊
25 Celsius in our part of New Zealand... but ... there's a heavy rain warning in place for tomorrow. Look like we're in for a wet New Years. Meanwhile, thanks for this latest update. Greetings to you two lovely people. 🎉
It's been a bit saucy around here in North Yorkshire. Yesterday we had an insane if rather brief hail storm that was threatening to put the windows in. Naturally I went out in it for the exhilaration, similarly with then mental wind today. It nearly blew what's left of my hair off. Very invigorating.
It is now official.....Steve&Alicjia are completely bonkers!!! Great footage on a typical Scottish summers afternoon. Happy new year to you both. Best wishes.
Just as wild up here in Orkney today, we had winds gusting up to 74mph, Some may call me insane but I was out this morning at 10 o'clock to get some shots of the NorthLink ferry Hamnavoe coming in through the Hoy sound (a particularly fierce stretch of water) with that headwind from the shore, needless to say she was pitching an' rolling just a peedie bit, what a way to welcome back the crew from their Christmas holidays! Oh and as for Golf scores today, well... let's just say triple digits😅
Ah. My hometown! We used to play on the ‘tarrie’ which is now grassed over. Left when I was 19. Still go home occasionally. Never seen a storm as bad as that though! Summer holidays were spent mostly at the beach which looked a lot different before erosion took hold. Stay safe guys!
I arrived in Scotland in storm Pia last Thursday for Christmas week home. The Plane had to abort first landing at Glasgow Airport. Silence as we attempted second landing and then success and relief. I left today in storm Gerrit. Rain, wind and bitterly cold, but a little better than arrival. Pretty much rained the whole time I was there. Still enjoyed my time home.
You two are absolutely mental, but thanks for braving the storm to share it with us! How’s the weather where I am? Sunny and a top of 34 today (Newcastle, NSW).
I’m relatively newly subscribed. I have been catching up on previous videos. Not been disappointed yet! Two normal people doing normal things, in some spectacular areas and countries, what’s not to like? ❤
Thanks for the video Steve and Alicja, hope you've had a great day despite the weather and that you had a good Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Weather's been pretty horrendous here in Somerset with our recycling bins being blown away. We even had a power cut at one point today.
Here in BC, Canada it is cold, 2F, but not stormy, windy or wet. No snow either. Makes me remember growing up in Scotland and why we moved away. Enjoy yourselves.
We are in South East Spain Steve, wife is from Aberdeen, I’m from Bradford, I spent 40 years in the oil industry so experienced quite a few winter storms in the North Sea, and North Atlantic, 🙂🙂, today here it’s been around 15c from mid morning through till late afternoon, once the sun goes down it gets cold very quickly, last night it was around 7c, keep up the great work, I wait every week for your latest videos, some fantastic content, hope you and your good lady have a brilliant New Year,
Wow horrible nasty weather to be out. Thank you for the video today despite the weather. I hope you and Alicija had a very nice Christmas. Looking forward to the new year 🤗🤗
Steve--we found your channel a few weeks ago and are totally hooked! We visited Scotland and Ireland about a year ago and there are SO many wonderful things we didn't get to explore and you are doing it for us! You and Alicja keep up the good work. The videos are fascinating and fun. :)
Thank goodness for Norwegian granite boulders. Where would Montrose and East Anglia be without them.Most impressed by the turnout by the sanitary dept. Yesterday in Norwich it was sunny also . The wind built during the day ( gusts up to 34mph only) but not before the 4 local inland clubs with winter sailing programs got some good sailing. Great entertainment by you for couch potatoes .Thanks.
What a fantastic and entertaining video Steve, excellent stuff. We are full time vanlifers and are currently in the Warwickshire countryside being battered by 50 mph winds, but at least we don't have torrential rain. Good luck to you both ✌️
It never ceases to amaze me how much more terrifying these storms have gotten since some bright spark decided to start giving them all names. We used to just say it was going to be stormy, nowadays each of our many storms is almost a national disaster.
The names draw attention to the storm and try to alert people to the dangers. The November storms killed a few people so why wouldn't we try to prevent that ?. If only everyone was as brave as you.
@@auldfouter8661 Storms have always killed people, that is just a fact of life unfortunately. But names are now given to storms so that they will seem even more scary to people. It is all about pushing the climate change agenda. Which is basically a huge hoax to terrify people into a more and more controlled state. No doubt you will think that i am just an idiot conspiracy theorist spouting nonsense, and I would have said the same before I woke up to what is happening in the world about three years ago. Millions have woken up in the last few years and many millions more will in the near future because what is being done is becoming ever more obvious.
They should give the storms names like, bubbly, flimsy and splosh, so they'd know not to be so rough .. And what on Earth is a Gerrit ?... Gerrit-off...is all I can think of. 😅
Good video ❤ On the south coast the Solent it was dry but as per winter storms windy the sea front was closed due to the waves crashing over the road but plenty of people out and about but it was a balmy 11 with winds of 50-60 Take care and congratulations on your award ❤❤🎉🎉
Wow Steve, you're both a bit brave for testing the storm for us!! We're up in Aberdeen and it was absolutely blowing a hooley. We were due to travel south today, but that didn't happen - like you said not a good day to be driving (and the A90 flooded). Thanks for a great video, take care out there!!
Just a breeze son, just a breeze, with a wee nip in the air, impressive and safe powerful North Sea views, having you fish and chips lol and then that wave came over, I recommend two viewings of the summer montrose walk to warm up. Thanks for the bonus Steve and alicja
It was pretty wet and windy down here on the South coast of England, but not quite that bad! Thanks to you both for getting out and sharing a stormy Montrose with us 🤟
Steve first off congrats on 100k subs second I hope that storm is not too bad! I hope you and A had a Merry Christmas. Wish both of you a Happy New Year! You asked about the weather it is about 45-50 here in the Detroit Mi area. Second lowest snow far on record for December.
I was born in Glasgow, raised in London, and now live in Northern California. The weather here is very mild, we’ve had some rain today, but nothing like that! WOW! lol. Keep the great videos coming, Steve! They’ve been a good source of entertainment for me, going through a life transition. And not a good one!
Trust me..... We got it worse!!!! We live in Whalsay, an island off mainland Shetland..... We currently have 75 mph winds expected to get worse in a few hours!!!! Even our dogs won't go out for a wee 🤣🤣🤣
After that you guys really need to take a warm winter break somewhere!! Canary Islands perhaps?! Would love to see a video of you both enjoying some much deserved Winter sunshine! 😆
Over here in The Netherlands, weather is quite similar, but a wee bit tamer. As mentioned elsewhere, storm Gerrit is named after a Dutch weather man, who is especially praised for explaining climate change in an accessible way. I noticed lately that I'm inclined to use the word wee as an adjective ever since becoming a regular viewer of your videos. 😉
Crazy going out in that!!😄But wonderful witnessing the power of the sea and wind... good of you to film in those conditions too!!! Happy New Year , stay safe 😊
Almost laughed myself out of my chair when Alicja came up with working 7 days a week so the rest of us would enjoy better weather. Honestly, would rather her not have to go to work at all. Then she could be along on more videos! Great video!
Seafront Splash! Absolutely brilliant! I thought GoPros were supposed to be waterproof. Superb stuff (he says from the comfort of his living room miles away).
Massive kudos to the council guy scooping up the litter and to the refuse collectors.
Agreed, the council folks doing that they can there in crazy conditions. Hope they got warm and dry after!
He seemed to be perfectly at peace doing it as well, poor bugger deserves a pay rise👍
With all the craziness in the world, it's nice to watch normal people just living life. I really enjoy your videos because you are so down to Earth and unpretentious.You show the average person what they can do on a limited budget which most of us are dealing with. Thanks for a little sanity in a crazy world! Hope you had a Merry Christmas from cloudy 65F Florida.!
This needs to be a regular series .....Storm Watch With Steve Marsh ....
Also credit to the binmen....no matter what the weather, they do their job proper ...credit to the country....
Kudos yto the bin dudes. Coming to us tomorrow.
We do pay enough council Tax !!!
Try telling teachers that,,,ooh controversial
Yet in southern England the postman will not deliver if there is any chance of ice or snow! Even if the roads are clear.
Did someone say “Stormwatch”!?
A great album from the legendary band, Jethro Tull 💥
Heroic street sweeper trying to pick up all the trash blowing around. The man deserves a medal.
Storm Watch with Steve and Alicja. This could be a new channel. You two are so adorable and real troopers. Really not sure why you didn't go for a round of golf. No matter what video you post, it's always fabulous. 🌬⛈🌊
I agree.
Storm Gerrit is named after Gerrit Hiemstra, a Dutch meteorologist who worked for the Dutch Public Broadcastingservice.
Earlier this year he left after 24 years of service. They named the storm in his honour.
Nothing mu h on that side of the northsea though
AHH ..we need storm Michael Fish...then we'll be certain there'll be no hurricanes
Fantastic...for him. They missed the chance to call it storm Greta. If it's alphabetical an all. ! Good info. They used to get named in the country of origin( or nearest) and by the discoverererrr. ! Like stars? Surely? Who gives it a name these days? The who! The WEF? NATO? Who is it?
A bunch of crap, naming storms after people. What a nation we have become. It's the same in the US. Is it racist to leave someone out? Who remembers Camilla from 1975?
Well done Gerrit.
The Scottish version of ''Only mad dogs and Englishmen go out in the midday sun."'
Thanks Steve and Alicja for really terrific video. As a black and white still photographer it was very inspiring. I have watched it several times now and had to put a coat on although it has been in the high 80 degrees here in Sydney. Cheers
PS Love the two of swimming at the same spot.
That's FIERCE! Thanks for sharing the glory of a Scottish storm with us.
That was a lot of fun - of course, I'm under a blanket watching you doing your important research work! 😆
That view of Steve peering out from under his hood is becoming something of a classic.
Gosh Alijca is a trooper! A tiny figure standing up to the cold, wind and rain with such a big smile on her face. Respect!
Thank you both for bringing that turbulent sea, cold and fierce winds to your viewers. I very much appreciate your willingness and enthusiasm. Now for the walk back. Unfortunately, nothing is Open in order to take some cover and a cup of hot tea. Good thing, you're not too far away from home! Good Luck!
The sacrifices you and Alicja make for us to provide great content! It’s a little moist in Montrose today. I live in the US in Toledo Ohio. It’s been unseasonably warm this month. It is presently 9 degrees Celsius or 48 degrees Fahrenheit. Stay safe you two.
The storm was done when I got up the morning after here on the southwestern coast of Norway. Now I get to see what I missed. 😁 Great job braving the elements for us, guys! You're both true Scots. 🤠😁
First of all congratulations on receiving your silver plaque for having one hundred thousand viewers which was fantastic for you both.
That storm is definitely horrible and you asked your viewers what our weather was like. In Alice Springs today I played golf and temps were 39c for the last 4 holes so bit different your weather.
Yesterday we went for a walk on the South Coast of England. It was incredibly calm. Today storm force winds. How the weather can change.
Thank you for braving the storm. Stay safe. 👍🙂
What a lovely report. it's nice to observe raw nature from one's sofa ! Thanks very much !
Braving the elements so we don't have too. Thanks so much to both of you. Cheers.
You guys are hilarious but also a little crazy going out in that weather. Thoroughly entertaining viewing, we love you both, please keep making content. Thanks from Wiltshire, England x
Another great video Steve, living the dream and reality in that storm! Credit to the council workers, still collecting the garbage and ensuring the drains were not blocked, on such a day. I would not think that salt water hitting your camera and phones would do them my good. Take care, both of you!
Credit to you both going out in the crazy weather to show us what the storm is like where you live. That's dedication for you. ❤
True legends nice walk out
Welcome to Scotland and the driech weather, same here in Burntisland 😂. Had to check the clock as it was pitch dark at 8am this morning. Brave souls, even the cat refused to go out!
Prayers you guys don’t become ill being in the cold and rain. Thank you though for sharing your part of the world! God Bless! Looking forward for more videos from you both!
I love days by the sea in stormy weather,it’s intriguing to watch .
It’s very windy and rainy here in London but not to the extreme in Montrose .!
Wow! Thanks so much for this. The sea spray and churning waves were epic. Here in the Colorado Rockies it is a cold, sunny day. We might get up to freezing (32F) today. The peaks are snow covered and we still have some patchy snow on the ground. It's beautiful, but doesn't get more land locked than this. So it is wonderful to have a dose of the North Sea when she's riled up.
Steve and Alijca, thank you both for braving the elements to bring us this fantastic video....Similar conditions here in Ramsey on the north east coast of the Isle of Man but I wimped out and have stayed indoors for most of the day just managing a quick walk with the dogs when the rain had stopped for a ferw minutes.
Love to walk is storms like this..wearing the proper and sturdy clothes and coats
Same here, it’s wonderful
I love weather like this but I am too comfortable to go out in it! So thank you both for taking the hit and showing how it is outdoors. I must say that I wouldn’t have risked walking on the promenade with those waves breaking over it. Pleased you are safe.
Oh wow, what are you two like. Everyone else cosy indoors you two out and about in a storm. Thank you for sharing your amazing walk. Wishing you and Alicja all the very best wishes for the New Year xx
Love the seas, wind and rain. Brave souls you two!Storms in the North Atlantic are terrifying!
Montrose looks like a nice place but you deserve a medal for this video.
That looked like great fun….watching it from my cozy couch! Thanks for braving the weather, and taking us on this little journey. Kudos to the binmen for working in all weather. Had a boring green and very mild Christmas here, in far Northern NY state. Last year we were buried in 5 feet of snow over two days during Christmas….loved it!
Its blawin a hoolie!
Sunny and about 15 C here in Tennessee
These bin men in Montrose are pretty tough. So are you two for going out in that, though it was very entertaining. Thanks
You've been posting so much recently so thank you as your videos are always worth a watch. It definitely wasn't fun driving to work in that this morning, mixing the rain, wind and floods with darkness was an interesting experience. There's so many good walks in and around Montrose as I'm sure you already know, although perhaps best saved for a nicer day.
Thanks for taking one for the team and keeping us entertained as we sip red wine in our cosy home in Norfolk - ya pair o' barmpots! 💜🤣
Oh lawdy, you two are brave/crazy going into that freezing water. 😅. Thank you for taking us along. Brrrrr. 🌨️
Edit: as someone who has grown up in Florida (hurricanes), I have to say be careful in weather like that because of flying projectiles . You two are too precious to get hurt. ❤ ❤. (mom-mode off)
I think crazy wins the day as far as I’m concerned. Going so close to the water during a storm like that is foolhardy. It only takes one freak wave.
I have a piping hot mug of tea while i watch this. It made me feel freezing cold!!
Such an enthralling, exciting video. On the last storm you were in Germany, so watched a local video of Montrose, but so glad you went out in it, and brought the dynamics of the wind and rain for us all. Much appreciated, and I'm sure you were glad to be back home after that. 😊
That was delightful - to watch. Hope you got warmed and dry and had a hot drink to defrost yourselves. Thanks again!
25 Celsius in our part of New Zealand... but ... there's a heavy rain warning in place for tomorrow. Look like we're in for a wet New Years. Meanwhile, thanks for this latest update. Greetings to you two lovely people. 🎉
It must be all about the joy of getting home!
It's been a bit saucy around here in North Yorkshire. Yesterday we had an insane if rather brief hail storm that was threatening to put the windows in. Naturally I went out in it for the exhilaration, similarly with then mental wind today. It nearly blew what's left of my hair off. Very invigorating.
Steve, you two are quite the couple, doing these crazy weather videos, be safe. ❤❤
It is now official.....Steve&Alicjia are completely bonkers!!!
Great footage on a typical Scottish summers afternoon. Happy new year to you both. Best wishes.
Great video. Love it. Thank you guys 🙂
Just as wild up here in Orkney today, we had winds gusting up to 74mph, Some may call me insane but I was out this morning at 10 o'clock to get some shots of the NorthLink ferry Hamnavoe coming in through the Hoy sound (a particularly fierce stretch of water) with that headwind from the shore, needless to say she was pitching an' rolling just a peedie bit, what a way to welcome back the crew from their Christmas holidays! Oh and as for Golf scores today, well... let's just say triple digits😅
Wow that was some storm you are both very brave to go out in that x happy new year to you both x look forward to next video.
Ah. My hometown! We used to play on the ‘tarrie’ which is now grassed over. Left when I was 19. Still go home occasionally. Never seen a storm as bad as that though! Summer holidays were spent mostly at the beach which looked a lot different before erosion took hold. Stay safe guys!
I arrived in Scotland in storm Pia last Thursday for Christmas week home. The Plane had to abort first landing at Glasgow Airport. Silence as we attempted second landing and then success and relief. I left today in storm Gerrit. Rain, wind and bitterly cold, but a little better than arrival. Pretty much rained the whole time I was there. Still enjoyed my time home.
You two are absolutely mental, but thanks for braving the storm to share it with us! How’s the weather where I am? Sunny and a top of 34 today (Newcastle, NSW).
That was quite entertaining, hee hee!
As the Big Yin would say, there's no such thing as bad weather. There's only the wrong clothes. Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you both.
Trust me, for weather like this, the only right clothes are a space suit, but it needs to have a faceplate wiper. ;)
Thanks for the video! I was rocking too in my Tayock caravan. Have a great New Year 🎉
Beautiful Scottish weather!
I'm not that far away further down the coast, and it was nothing like this.
Steve - I'm booked on the Aberdeen - Lerwick on Friday night for the 1st time ever !! Dreading it after seeing this latest clip of yours !!!
I’m relatively newly subscribed. I have been catching up on previous videos. Not been disappointed yet! Two normal people doing normal things, in some spectacular areas and countries, what’s not to like? ❤
That was exciting.
Thanks for the video Steve and Alicja, hope you've had a great day despite the weather and that you had a good Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
Weather's been pretty horrendous here in Somerset with our recycling bins being blown away. We even had a power cut at one point today.
The UK has been wild this week. No joke at all.
Here in BC, Canada it is cold, 2F, but not stormy, windy or wet. No snow either. Makes me remember growing up in Scotland and why we moved away.
Enjoy yourselves.
We are in South East Spain Steve, wife is from Aberdeen, I’m from Bradford, I spent 40 years in the oil industry so experienced quite a few winter storms in the North Sea, and North Atlantic, 🙂🙂, today here it’s been around 15c from mid morning through till late afternoon, once the sun goes down it gets cold very quickly, last night it was around 7c, keep up the great work, I wait every week for your latest videos, some fantastic content, hope you and your good lady have a brilliant New Year,
Wow horrible nasty weather to be out. Thank you for the video today despite the weather. I hope you and Alicija had a very nice Christmas. Looking forward to the new year 🤗🤗
Steve--we found your channel a few weeks ago and are totally hooked! We visited Scotland and Ireland about a year ago and there are SO many wonderful things we didn't get to explore and you are doing it for us! You and Alicja keep up the good work. The videos are fascinating and fun. :)
It actually made me shiver watching you two water babies out in the storms of Montrose.
I'll need a warming toddy
Brrrr
Thumbs up to you both for venturing out into that, and to the street sweeper, the binmen and that lone taxi driver...
Thank goodness for Norwegian granite boulders. Where would Montrose and East Anglia be without them.Most impressed by the turnout by the sanitary dept. Yesterday in Norwich it was sunny also . The wind built during the day ( gusts up to 34mph only) but not before the 4 local inland clubs with winter sailing programs got some good sailing. Great entertainment by you for couch potatoes .Thanks.
Thanks Steve and Alicja for taking us out into the storm. I hope you hurried home, got dry and warm and had nice bowl of Cullen Skink after that. ❤
What a fantastic and entertaining video Steve, excellent stuff. We are full time vanlifers and are currently in the Warwickshire countryside being battered by 50 mph winds, but at least we don't have torrential rain. Good luck to you both ✌️
Showcovered and sunny in the New Mexico mountains. Good skiing!
It never ceases to amaze me how much more terrifying these storms have gotten since some bright spark decided to start giving them all names. We used to just say it was going to be stormy, nowadays each of our many storms is almost a national disaster.
Totally agree- we’ll be at the end of the alphabet before new year 😂
The names draw attention to the storm and try to alert people to the dangers. The November storms killed a few people so why wouldn't we try to prevent that ?. If only everyone was as brave as you.
We have to feed the Global Warming --- nay, HEATING beast. Everything is labeled and a superlative.
@@auldfouter8661 Storms have always killed people, that is just a fact of life unfortunately. But names are now given to storms so that they will seem even more scary to people. It is all about pushing the climate change agenda. Which is basically a huge hoax to terrify people into a more and more controlled state. No doubt you will think that i am just an idiot conspiracy theorist spouting nonsense, and I would have said the same before I woke up to what is happening in the world about three years ago. Millions have woken up in the last few years and many millions more will in the near future because what is being done is becoming ever more obvious.
They should give the storms names like, bubbly, flimsy and splosh, so they'd know not to be so rough ..
And what on Earth is a Gerrit ?...
Gerrit-off...is all I can think of.
😅
My word, you two are brave. Hang on to Alicia. She is a keeper and always so willing. Thanks you two. Get dry and have a wee dram
The wild froth in the sea was amazing and terrifying! And I can’t believe you took a dip on Christmas Day you two! Happy New Year!
Who in there right minds would wanna go out in that weather mental but fair play 😂guys ❤
Good video ❤
On the south coast the Solent it was dry but as per winter storms windy the sea front was closed due to the waves crashing over the road but plenty of people out and about but it was a balmy 11 with winds of 50-60
Take care and congratulations on your award ❤❤🎉🎉
It's good to start the day in my warm house watching two mad people braving the elements so I don't have to. Kudos to you both!
Wow Steve, you're both a bit brave for testing the storm for us!! We're up in Aberdeen and it was absolutely blowing a hooley. We were due to travel south today, but that didn't happen - like you said not a good day to be driving (and the A90 flooded). Thanks for a great video, take care out there!!
Just a breeze son, just a breeze, with a wee nip in the air, impressive and safe powerful North Sea views, having you fish and chips lol and then that wave came over, I recommend two viewings of the summer montrose walk to warm up. Thanks for the bonus Steve and alicja
It was pretty wet and windy down here on the South coast of England, but not quite that bad! Thanks to you both for getting out and sharing a stormy Montrose with us 🤟
Well done you guys. That's a real hoolie. Thanks again, take care. All the very best for 2024
Steve first off congrats on 100k subs second I hope that storm is not too bad! I hope you and A had a Merry Christmas. Wish both of you a Happy New Year!
You asked about the weather it is about 45-50 here in the Detroit Mi area. Second lowest snow far on record for December.
I was born in Glasgow, raised in London, and now live in Northern California. The weather here is very mild, we’ve had some rain today, but nothing like that! WOW! lol.
Keep the great videos coming, Steve! They’ve been a good source of entertainment for me, going through a life transition. And not a good one!
Trust me..... We got it worse!!!! We live in Whalsay, an island off mainland Shetland..... We currently have 75 mph winds expected to get worse in a few hours!!!! Even our dogs won't go out for a wee 🤣🤣🤣
Same here! We are near Thurso and it’s been 65 ish MPH and Ines and raining super heavy. Our dogs won’t go out either nor will our cats 🥴
Stay safe x
Hi Jenny here also in Whalsay!! Also a fan of Steve’s channel!
@@jennyhicks1930 Hope your staying safe Jenny!
@@jennyhicks1930 hey Jenny 🙌
The state on your weather in montrose it must be a nice day to go paddling 😮
After that you guys really need to take a warm winter break somewhere!! Canary Islands perhaps?! Would love to see a video of you both enjoying some much deserved Winter sunshine! 😆
I've done a Canary Island winter holiday from Scotland. It feels like time traveling to early summer.
THIS is sooo much better than the sun-shiney wheathers! You feel so much more alive!! Thanks so much for sharing!
Over here in The Netherlands, weather is quite similar, but a wee bit tamer. As mentioned elsewhere, storm Gerrit is named after a Dutch weather man, who is especially praised for explaining climate change in an accessible way.
I noticed lately that I'm inclined to use the word wee as an adjective ever since becoming a regular viewer of your videos. 😉
Fantastic video. Loved this one. Capturing the dram of crazy weather. More please!
Crazy going out in that!!😄But wonderful witnessing the power of the sea and wind... good of you to film in those conditions too!!! Happy New Year , stay safe 😊
Onze Gerrit is de beste.❤
Thanks for your risky "expedition", guys.
Almost laughed myself out of my chair when Alicja came up with working 7 days a week so the rest of us would enjoy better weather. Honestly, would rather her not have to go to work at all. Then she could be along on more videos! Great video!
That was amazing and scary! Hope you had a nice, snuggly evening with hot, strong tea! Happy 2024 to you and your lovely Alicja!
Gnarly storm. It's good to see this perspective of the nicest place on earth!
Seafront Splash! Absolutely brilliant! I thought GoPros were supposed to be waterproof. Superb stuff (he says from the comfort of his living room miles away).
It was bad enough when I went to Asda this morning! Loved that video. Well done you 2, for venturing into it🥶🌧🌬😄
Thank you both. Crazy or mad. Loved it ❤❤❤
Its very hot here and humid. This is why i find it so refreshing to watch your weather there
Wow! Just a tad windy there! Glasgow has definitely not been that bad. thanks for that wee midweek video! xxx
Great fun watching you out and about enjoying a brisk winter walk
Love watching this wild storm.