Oklahoma tornadofest! November 7, 2011

On November 7, 2011, the Basehunters chase team of Isaac Pato, Kevin Rolfs, Scott Peake and Colt Forney tracked a tornado-producing supercell across southwest Oklahoma, documenting numerous tornadoes including one that impacted a large wind farm near Fort Cobb! For the latest, follow the Bashunters on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/basehunters

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[NexyB1]

Turbine Ninja Star!

[tarence319]

This has to be an extremely weak tornado,.....probably an EF-0 times zero zero. No damage to any of those wind turbines; are you kidding me? An EF-2 alone would have pulled them out the ground and shot them off like Tomohawk missles!!!!

[jada simmons]

So weird how they can become almost not visible

[sunlitweb]

At 2:42 I guess that is a mountain in the midwest. But when you have lived in Jackson Hole, that is just a rise in the road. Those are turbines, not windmills. That's okay. I've never seen a tornado and wouldn't know how to chase one.

[Tommy7Boy6]

Actually the blades are pitched in order to cause less or more wind resistance. the brakes are only applied when the turbine is being worked on.

[Darkwizzrobe]

They have breaks to slow down the wind turbine to keep it from rotating too fast or else it can be damage due to stress.

[XAllirahX]

They are not freaking windmills!!! just saying. They are wind turbines, WE can SEE that the tornado has hit the Wind TURBINE. We dont need you to tell us. I understand that a tornado is exciting,but i think you may be over reacting...

[demonsparkx]

tornadoFEAST :3 eat up

[iamcyberpunk68]

go away , you bother me shit stain,find a funnel and jump in.

[krazed gunner]

just as i said, at 1.20 to 1.37 you can see the multiple vortices without any debris in it, just the moisture. you're name does you justice douchebag troll. try to know a little something about a tornado instead of your lame rc collection