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viewers a complete view of the rotating column of air
from the base of the cloud all the way to the water. In
some cases, the funnel may not fully condensate, leaving
those watching only a view of the funnel at the water’s
surface and directly at cloud level.
Waterspouts usually are not a long lasting event.
They generally will dissipate after warm air is no longer
being pulled into the vortex. This can be caused by rainfall
cooling the air directly around the funnel or the inflow
of cooler air in the area.
On occasion, if waterspouts form close enough to
land, they can come ashore and are then called tornadoes.
Conversely, tornadoes that move over water
become waterspouts. Thankfully, waterspouts are not
nearly as strong as their more formidable cousins that
form frequently each year in the United States. The life
cycle of a tornado almost always starts with a very strong
thunderstorm and generally occurs over the central and
southern plains of the United States. For tornadoes to
occur, very strong upper level winds are necessary, along
with a sharp drop in temperatures as you ascend in the
atmosphere. When these ingredients come together, they
can produce strong thunderstorms that sometimes produce
tornadoes. Tornadoes are classified on the Enhanced
Fujita scale with winds ranging from 65 MPH on the low
end to more than 200 MPH on the high end.
Thankfully, tornadoes are extremely rare in the
Islands. In general, the only time tornadoes occur in the
Turks & Caicos is during hurricanes. Several tornadoes
reportedly occurred during the thrashing Hurricane Irma
inflicted on the country in 2017. Also, a rare tornado was
observed at the Providenciales International Airport on
April 8, 2011 that lasted ten minutes. It caused no damage
but raised dust on the runway.
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Are waterspouts dangerous?
Yes, waterspouts can be dangerous. While they are not
as strong as tornadoes, wind speeds in waterspouts
generally can reach as high as 67 MPH. (However, photogrammetry
has theoretically determined wind speeds
of 180 to 190 MPH occurring 10 meters [32.8 feet] from
the center of the waterspouts.) Imagine you are on a fishing
vessel on the ocean and you encounter one of these
waterspouts. It would not be uncommon to be encountering
winds of less than 10 MPH on the open ocean and
suddenly find yourself encountering 40 to 50 MPH winds
with a waterspout!
Marine vessels are at significant danger when
encountering waterspouts. If you are a marine operator,
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