Amazing Water Spouts: Nature's Sea Tornadoes Explained
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Amazing Water Spouts: Nature's Sea Tornadoes Explained
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Check out this footage of 2 waterspouts spinning side-by-side in the waters near North Redington Beach, Florida, on August 23. The National Weather Service says waterspouts typically form when cold air moves across warm water, creating a columnar vortex typically lasting no more than 5 minutes. | NowThis
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Check out this footage of 2 waterspouts spinning side-by-side in the waters near North Redington Beach, Florida, on August 23. The National Weather Service says waterspouts typically form when cold air moves across warm water, creating a columnar vortex typically lasting no more than 5 minutes. | NowThis
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