We are both right. There are tornadic AND non-tornadic waterspouts: "A waterspout is officially defined by the US National Weather Service simply as a tornado over water. However, researchers typically distinguish "fair weather" waterspouts from tornadic waterspouts." (Wikipedia on tornados).
Wrong. There is NO difference between a tornado and a waterspout. A waterspout IS a tornado. A tornado can have all wind speeds from 40 (F0) to 380 mph (F5)!
We are both right. There are tornadic AND non-tornadic waterspouts: "A waterspout is officially defined by the US National Weather Service simply as a tornado over water. However, researchers typically distinguish "fair weather" waterspouts from tornadic waterspouts." (Wikipedia on tornados).
We are both right. There are tornadic AND non-tornadic waterspouts:
"A waterspout is officially defined by the US National Weather Service simply as a tornado over water. However, researchers typically distinguish "fair weather" waterspouts from tornadic waterspouts." (Wikipedia on tornados).
great video man, never knew we got any hurricanes in Chania, wow!!!
Cool!! A waterspout!!
I was on holiday last year there :P
erhmm, next time try to disable autofocus, I noticed around 30% of the video went unfocused, still nice video :>
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Eisai theos apla respect
Aren't tornados dangerous or just in the movies?
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Then why do ships intentionally avoid waterspouts if they're so called weak because they can still tear a ship to pieces thats why!!!!! duhhhhhhhhhh
Wrong. There is NO difference between a tornado and a waterspout. A waterspout IS a tornado. A tornado can have all wind speeds from 40 (F0) to 380 mph (F5)!
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We are both right. There are tornadic AND non-tornadic waterspouts:
"A waterspout is officially defined by the US National Weather Service simply as a tornado over water. However, researchers typically distinguish "fair weather" waterspouts from tornadic waterspouts." (Wikipedia on tornados).