Stream1 Feb 10, 2009 Central Oklahoma

Stream 1 intercepted several supercells including one tornado warned storm near Yukon, ok. This storm had an incredible wall cloud, and showed rapid rotation. Also shown is the hail covered countryside near Guthrie, OK, created from several training supercells throughout the afternoon.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• weather
• supercell
• feb
• oklahoma
• tornado
• wall
• could
• chasing

[ComanderLaugh]

Wow! Great video big action =)

I'd like to become a stormchaser too!

[yedead1]

i dont believe in global warming either but the ozone layer isnt being destroyed by A-bombs but chlorine from CFC's

[FatDaddy4Fun]

You guys went the wrong direction. If you had gone south, you could have intercepted the EF4 that tore up Lone Grove and killed 9 people. It was after dark tho, and impossible to see. Terrible Tuesday.

[sasquatch11901]

at 17 it looks like theres a hammer

[jjntrish]

ok i am right behind that tan and tone on reno and cemtary glad i was not home i would have freacked out

[daynah2009]

I lived In Guthrie.lol

[TommyJoebowers1tycoo]

Amazing inflow at beginning! Good comprehensive coverage.  Thanks!

[Torn80cj]

You drove right by the subdivision I was parked in while I was filming this same wall cloud. There were some funnelish looks underneath it, but they never touched down. This should be the same storm that would end up spawning a tornado at Rockwell and NW Expressway. I lost this storm because of the lake.

[cooliesass]

That was some whopping hail!!! I live in Payne county and remember this. Great video! 5*

[tokyodreamer81]

looks like it, but I doubt it. Usually during a Tornado the police are flying all over the place to control traffic and respond to hit areas and stuff.

[tremer88]

at 25 seconds was that redd timmer or someone doing a reed timmer impersonation?

[thecompanycar]

(Here comes the nerd in me). You're both wrong actually. It's a Whelen Vortex R4. Oklahoma City has around 180+ Whelen Vortex R4s, 2810s, 2808s, and 2806s. All these were installed by SafetyCom in 2001-2002.