Documenting Severe Weather in Brazil

Hey everybody, we just got, uh, we're nearing the end of

day one down here in Southern Brazil. Dad, you wanna show them the sunset?

Beautiful sunset over Santa Maria in Rio Grande do

Sul, Brazil.

No chasing today. Today was a rest day after

over 20 hours of travel, uh, yesterday.

Took some time to get the rental car set up, get the streaming equipment

set up, uh, do some interviews with local news

and media

agencies,

and we're gonna get into the action tomorrow.

Tomorrow looks like a fun chase day with, um, multiple

discrete super cells and a favorably sheared

environment. Looks like potentially huge hail.

We could be talking large to very large, uh, hail, larger

than softballs tomorrow. We will be streaming all of

this

on YouTube, but today was a fun day.

We had breakfast and lunch at two local areas, and the food

was delicious. It's been very interesting, uh, because neither

my dad nor I speak a lick of Portuguese.

Um, and so we've pres- we've been using Google Translate

heavily, and if it was- wasn't for, uh, Gabriel

and Raphael, then uh, it probably would've been a crap show

today, especially getting the rental car.

I'll show some, uh, some video of conversation going on there.

Um,

I expect that to probably continue, but tomorrow we'll be out in the country

more

and probably less, uh, human interaction, so we'll see.

We'll keep you guys posted. Be sure to like and follow to follow along

on this

journey to document severe weather in southern Brazil.