Photograph by Steve and Donna
O’Meara, National Geographic
The eruption of Hawaii’s Kilauea
volcano inspires the formation of a waterspout in this undated photo.
Waterspouts
can emerge the way traditional tornadoes do, but not always. Many are created
when near-surface winds suddenly
change direction under a cloud that is producing a growing updraft. Unlike a
tornado, a waterspout vortex and funnel cloud are created from the ground, or
water, up.
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