Jackson Jambalaya

Like mobile homes, wind turbines are tornado magnets.

Crazy how at some points it appears to be multiple funnels rotating around a central funnel. And then it goes back to appearing as one large funnel. So many vortices.

Looks like CGI.

I agree, looks like some digital creation. All that wind, I'd think the wind turbines would be spinning like a pinwheel, but only one of them is lazily turning.

If it's real footage and not cgi, I expect the turbines aren't operating because of climate change. Climate change, you know, affects just everything.

@10:46 AM look up Photogrammetry because part of the process is recording video from different angles and also collecting measurements and telemetry. Once you combine it all together you can instantly view the recording from any angle in real-time. This same technique will also give us the ability to make accurate holograms once that technology has matured.

Look at who posted it: Reed Timmer.

He has filmed more than 800 tornados.

Looks like CGI but this is real.

Here is footage he filmed of the F5 that hit Philadelphia in 2011- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhKjv9GuARQ

More footage of the multiple vortex tornado- 7 minutes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_ZDVYzIhgc

Why are the windmills not turning?

I’m with @10.46AM. That looks like a CGI mock up. Wind turbines are not moving at all, and there is no debris field behind the funnel.

The only CGI today was SpaceX faking the Starship launch just like Tesla faked their robots last week.

The wind turbines have a safety that keeps the RPM below a certain level so it doesn't spin apart. These likely spun down and braked in place to try and save them

12:07 "Philadelphia" is usually a reference to that city up in Pennsylvania, home of the American Revolution, etc, etc.

That story you referred to occurred in Philadelphia, Mississippi, which does not occupy a similar place in American history ;-)

see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vhKjv9GuARQ

they have brakes on wind turbines.

The blades of wind turbines can be feathered so they don’t overspeed in weather events.

https://www.energy.gov/eere/articles/how-do-wind-turbines-survive-severe-weather-and-storms#:~:text=Feather%20the%20Blades,shift%20as%20they%20pass%20through.

Skeptics: watch to the end. One wind turbine lost it's hub, the other broke in half. This was so real, I expected to see a wizened old witch riding the storm on a bicycle, with Toto in the back basket.