- A
waterspout is a
rotating column of air that
occurs over a body of water,
usually appearing as a funnel-shaped
cloud in
contact with the
water and a ****uliform...
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tornadoes include the multiple-vortex tornado, landspout, and
waterspout.
Waterspouts are
characterized by a
spiraling funnel-shaped wind current, connecting...
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tornadic waterspout makes landfall, it is
reclassified as a tornado,
which can
subsequently cause damage to
areas inland. When a fair
weather waterspout makes...
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thunderstorm in Utqiaġvik on the
Arctic coast.
While weak
tornadoes and
waterspouts,
while extremely rare, do
sometimes occur,
Alaska is
considered the least...
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clouds can
often be
mistaken for a
developing tornado, landspout, or
waterspout. The
difference is
determinable by
observing the
presence or
absence of...
- as warm core
cyclones over land, and can lead to
tornado formation.
Waterspouts can also form from mesocyclones, but more
often develop from environments...
- The
landspout was so
named because it
looks like "a weak
Florida Keys
waterspout over land."
Landspouts are
typically weaker than mesocyclone-****ociated...
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There have been 142
reported tornadoes and
waterspouts in
Europe and
surrounding areas so far in 2025,
resulting in
three fatalities and five injuries...
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Stronger thunderstorm cells are
capable of
producing tornadoes and
waterspouts.
There are
three types of thunderstorms: single-cell, multi-cell, and...
- as warm core
cyclones over land, and can lead to
tornado formation.
Waterspouts can also form from mesocyclones, but more
often develop from environments...
