Video taken from a resident showed a funnel cloud forming near the Pasco/Hernando County line. Adrianna Campbell sent 10 Tampa Bay videos of a funnel cloud spiraling over her in Spring Hill.

But many times it’s nothing more than a funnel cloud. Funnel clouds look like tornadoes, and form in the same way tornadoes do - the only difference is this: funnel clouds do NOT touch the ground.

so that means it was a funnel cloud. However, finding damage with a storm doesn’t immediately mean there was a tornado. Let’s talk about that. Straight-line wind damage from a severe ...

Or a, in simpler form, a funnel cloud that formed in an area of brief rotation along the leading line of a shelf cloud. SLIDELL, La. — There was a strange, ominous-looking cloud spotted over ...

Yes, a funnel cloud formed near Santa Paula Tuesday afternoon. Mike Wofford, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Oxnard, confirmed that images of the twisty cloud were indeed of ...

Despite sightings of a potential funnel cloud Thursday in Burghill ... Aside from the sighting, big line, severe thunderstorms with winds up to 60 mph took down trees thoughout Mahoning and ...

As storms began to erupt along the Interstate 95 corridor Tuesday afternoon, eyewitnesses spotted a funnel cloud looming ominously over the U.S. Capitol building in D.C. A funnel cloud is a ...

photos provided show the brief small funnel cloud just below the base of the thunderstorm as it interacted with the sea breeze boundary. WPTV Chief Meteorologist Steve Weagle is monitoring a line ...

A few yards of clear air means the difference between a tornado and a funnel cloud. | Left image: Warren Faidley/The Image Bank/Getty Images. Right image: Pat Gaines/Moment/Getty Images If you ...