Reader catches a glimpse of an interesting aerial sight
When I first spotted it, it lasted for approximately five minutes then it started shrinking from the tip.
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I took this picture on November 27, at 12:48, from our south-facing front garden in Edenglen looking pretty close to the south.
The cloud could have been over Primrose, Germiston.
Unfortunately, I did not see the tornado shape forming as I first saw it a few minutes earlier from our front door and went to get my camera.
When I first spotted it, it lasted for approximately five minutes then it started shrinking from the tip.
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The cloud then gradually broke up and disappeared less than a minute later.
An unusual phenomenon for our part of the world.
Regards, George.
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