WATCH: Watersprout off Durban coast wows viewers
Waterspout forms over water and usually dissipates when it gets close to land.
![A screenshot of a submitted video of the watersprout from the Storm Report SA Facebook page.](https://images.caxton.co.za/wp-content/uploads/sites/51/2019/04/Untitled.jpg)
SEVERAL videos of a watersprout off the coast of Durban has become a talking point on social media. According to Storm Report SA, the water twister was seen from the Durban beachfront all the way to uMhlanga on Tuesday afternoon.
In this video, sent to the Storm Report SA page, by Dominique Philippopoulos, the watersprout is clearly visible.
https://www.facebook.com/stormreportsaOFFICIAL/videos/289991355235639/
“Waterspouts form from a dark rotating cloud called a Supercell but can also form from a Thunderstorm. A waterspout has similar features to a Tornado like having a funnel and damaging wind that can be felt 1-2 km away. The difference is that a waterspout forms over water and usually dissipates when it gets close to land,” said Storm Report SA in an interview with Northglen News.
https://www.facebook.com/stormreportsaOFFICIAL/videos/1066678470206819/?eid=ARA6O8dXlChZB_9pEs6brrhVRLjdGqK3e6Bx7BsK5PO5yG8_GiUEMLoANAw845xYTGpsF97Of3wJEnjh
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