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May 14, in Gautier, in the South-East of the Mississippi (USA) witnesses captured on video waterspout. The vortex swirled above the surface of the Gulf of Mexico, then slowly went to the beach and literally vanished into thin air.
A water tornado is called a vortex of air and spray into the funnel — it appears above the water and connected with the parent cloud.
Evaporating from the surface of the warm sea water vapor rises up quickly, twisting in a spiral. Due to the centrifugal force of the air pressure in the tornado drops sharply, and, as a result, dramatically reduced the temperature. Water vapour begins to condense below the base of the parent cloud from which it falls down "trunk". So the tornado becomes visible. It draws in water from the sea surface, which rises towards another funnel — from splashes of water and dust.
On land they go out very rarely, due to collapse after contact with warm water. In addition, depressing the force of friction on the underlying surface, which can be seen in the presented video.
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Eric Jeansonne @Weatheric
Beautiful waterspout seen coming ashore in Gautier, #Mississippi this morning. Video submitted by Rick Minkler.
@NWSNewOrleans @spann
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