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it is always advisable to check the weather forecast for
the day and be mindful of any clouds developing in the
area. By keeping an eye on the skies, you can keep your
vessel safely away from developing danger. As a sailor,
if you find yourself staring at a waterspout in close proximity,
you would do well to seek safe harbor. If that is
not available, give the waterspout as wide of a bearth as
possible, as their movement can be unpredictable.
A common myth is that waterspouts will dissipate
when encountering land. This is 100% NOT TRUE.
Waterspouts do routinely come ashore, sometimes with
disastrous results. Beachgoers marvel at the appearance
of a waterspout and falsely assume that it won’t come
near the shore and affect them. There are plenty of documented
stories where people have been caught on the
beach as these watery beasts start causing damage to
waterfront homes, condominium complexes and the surrounding
grounds.
If you find yourself on the beach and taking in the
wonder of a waterspout, you need to be aware that you
are likely at risk of injury should the waterspout transition
to land. It is always best to exercise caution and
take cover inside a building or other sturdy structure.
Waterspouts that transition to land can pick up beach
umbrellas, turning them into spears. They can pick up
lounge chairs and turn them into blunt force objects that
can severely injure people. They can also pick up sand
and cause sandblast injuries to the eyes of folks caught
too close by. When in doubt, seek a safe way out. It is
important!
My family and I have not been privy to seeing a waterspout
in the Turks & Caicos during our visits, but we have
seen images of them from those who have photographed
them. Waterspouts are one of the most spectacular visual
displays Mother Nature offers. Respect this show of power
and view them from a safe location to ensure your ability
to enjoy all that the Turks & Caicos Islands have to offer,
including the lovely weather.
(By the way, one thing you will NOT see in the TCI
is a winter waterspout, also known as a snow devil or a
snowspout. This is an extremely rare instance of a waterspout
forming under the base of a snow squall. Very little
is known about this phenomenon.) a
Paul Wilkerson is an American meteorologist and tourist
who frequents the Turks & Caicos Islands. Along with
his wife and two daughters, the Wilkersons stay actively
engaged with Islanders throughout the year with his
Facebook page Turks and Caicos Islands Weather Info.
26 www.timespub.tc