A waterspout on Lake Garda in northern Italy, September 2022. EPA-EFE/Sandro Benedetti. Fair-weather waterspouts are usually short-lived and rarely dangerous, though small boats and swimmers ...

Wind speeds for fair-weather waterspouts range from 80 km/h to 200 km/h (50mph to 125mph) – significantly weaker than most tornadoes. Fair-weather waterspouts are usually short-lived and rarely ...

The appearance of a double waterspout over Manatee County waters on Sunday drew awe and amazement from witnesses, and the ...

ANNA MARIA, Fla. — Double waterspouts were spotted in Tampa Bay area waters over the weekend. In a video sent to 10 Tampa Bay ...

After weeks of intense heatwaves and high sea temperatures, a freak storm off the coast of Sicily sunk a British-flagged yacht named the Bayesian e ...

How dangerous are waterspouts? Tornadic waterspouts are the most powerful and destructive type of waterspout, National Geographic reports, and can pose a threat to life.

Twin waterspouts were spotted spinning above a river in Florida last weekend (June 22). The video, captured by Bradenton Mayor Gene Brown and his wife, shows the formation swirling over the Manatee ...

A waterspout was caught forming on camera by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office (HCSO) marine unit. The waterspout was ...

For those living along the coast, it’s not uncommon to see waterspouts, especially during the warmer months. But while they may make for dramatic photos and video, waterspouts can be dangerous.

But these waters can still be dangerous — one of the reasons thousands of people die every year trying to migrate across it — and experts say it’s only becoming more so as human-caused ...

But it does not take a waterspout to make a bad storm dangerous. During both 2023 and 2024 oceans around the world have been freakishly hot. That can make storms more powerful and produce other ...