Storm de Beul, a young YouTube adventurer from Belgium, has tragically lost his life in a severe snow storm while trekking alone across the frozen landscape of Swedish Lapland. The 22-year-old, who is known for sharing his daring expeditions online, sent heartbreaking final messages to his loved ones before he succumbed to the extreme weather.
according to Leuven Actual, YouTuber Storm was in the woods near Jokkmokk on October 30 when a blizzard hit. She called emergency services around 2 am as the situation was worsening and she was suffering from some injuries, she requested assistance as soon as possible, but snow was falling continuously while high winds prevented rescue workers from reaching her. I was getting interrupted.
De Beul was about a day’s walk from his car and was heading back to the vehicle when the storm struck the Jokkmokk region of the Scandinavian country. The next day, his lifeless body is found in a remote forest. Storm also shared a video message with a friend after the storm ended.
“Tonight, it’s going to be even worse. Jesus Christ,” she said, showing how heavy snow had already filled her backpack and shoes.
“It’s snowing heavily here,” he told his grandmother in a separate message. “But don’t worry, I’ll survive, you know.”
Storm’s family is devastated by the death of the adventurous young man whose passion for exploration inspired thousands.
His death has shocked his fan base and the wider community, prompting consideration of the risks facing outdoor enthusiasts.
“A very sad message: My eldest grandson, our sporty loner Storm, 22, was found dead on October 30 in Swedish Lapland, where he had been outdoor trekking this summer. He was surprised by a snowstorm a day away. was her final destination before rescue services were forced to leave due to bad weather,” said Storm’s grandmother Hedvig DJ. Leuven Actual.
“The funeral had to be postponed; his body could be brought back only after a lengthy process.”
The body was brought to our country three weeks after the accident and the last rites were performed on Saturday.
