Since fair-weather waterspouts can occur at any time during the summer, keeping an eye on the sky is a good safety habit. They are often associated with cumulus clouds, especially those with a dark, ...

Waterspouts are similar to tornadoes over water, but are typically much weaker since tornadoes are formed in strong thunderstorms with powerful updrafts. Such storms often are accompanied by high ...

According to Kuya Kim Atienza's report in "24 Oras" Tuesday, the phenomenon was captured on video by Ylonee Española A waterspout or an ipo-ipo is a spinning column of air or tornado that extends from ...

as it moved through the water. His video was taken from Las Palomas Resort. KGUN 9 Meteorologist Cuyler Diggs viewed the video and confirmed it was a waterspout. He explained it was a rare ...

This is prime waterspout weather due to the large temperature difference between the air just above the water’s surface and the air as we go up 5,000 feet to 10,000 feet in the atmosphere.

A waterspout tornado was spotted near an airport in Malaysia. Locals witnessed the water vortex whirling behind a hill near Penang International Airport on November 13. Footage captured by a Civil ...

Waterspouts are whirling columns of air and water mist above bodies of water and can take two forms, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. They occur as tornadic ...

A rare curved waterspout was spotted over a lake in China. Locals witnessed the water vortex over Qinghai Lake in Haibei Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai, on October 9. Footage shows a ...

What is a waterspout? A waterspout is generally described as a tornado occurring over water. To be specific, it is referred to as a small, weak rotating column of air over water that is beneath a ...

In Mellieħa and Sliema, the waterspouts can be faintly seen throwing up water into the air as they intersect the surface of the sea below while in the footage shot in Marsascala, only the top of ...

A waterspout is a rapidly rotating columnar vortex containing water droplets, linking between the base of a convective cloud and the water surface. Former Observatory director Lam Chiu-ying said ...

Waterspouts are a vortex of wind that draw water off the surface of the ocean or a lake. In subtropical locations, warm water adds to the instability of the air and can contribute to the formation.