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We chose the Water Spout as our project because of how Amazing this looked also it lookes like a water tornato.

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When cold air moves across the Great Lakes and hot air coming from the gulf causes large temperature differences between the warm water and the cold air the water spout is formed.

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Water spouts have been known to overturn boats, damage large ships, and put lives in jeopardy.

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They are fairly common on the Great Lakes during late summer and early fall, with a record 66+ waterspouts reported over just a seven-day period in 2003. Waterspouts are more frequent within 100 km (60 mi) from the coast than farther out at sea.

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waterspouts commonly defined as tornadoes over water. Waterspouts usually develop over warm tropical ocean waters. They're spotted in the Florida Keys more than any other place in the world.

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The average spout is around 50 meters (165 feet) in diameter, with wind speeds of 80 kilometers per hour (50 miles per hour), corresponding to the weakest types of tornadoes on land.

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A waterspout is a column of rotating, cloud-filled wind. A waterspout descends from a cumulus cloud to an ocean or a lake. Waterspouts are similar to tornadoes but are usually smaller and less intense. These twin waterspouts developed in the Caribbean Sea near Nassau, Bahamas.

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1. Dark spot. The surface of the water takes on a dark appearance where the vortex, or column of rotating wind, reaches it.

2. Spiral pattern. Light and dark bands spiral out from the dark spot.

3. Spray ring. A swirling ring of sea spray called a cascade forms around the dark spot. It appears to have an eye at the center, similar to that seen in a hurricane.

4. Mature vortex. The waterspout is now at its most intense stage, visible from the surface of the water to the clouds overhead. It appears to have a hollow funnel and may be surrounded by vapor.

5. Decay. When the flow of warm air into the vortex weakens, the waterspout collapses.

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The highest waterspout of record was one observed on 16 May 1898 off Eden, New South Wales, Australia. A reading from the shore gave its height as 1,528 m (5,014 ft).

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Water sprouts can be thinned so that they are spaced apart and grow away from the trunk and permanent branches. Keep in mind, if too many sprouts are cut off at once they will grow back. Shortening water sprouts is another option that will keep shoots from getting too long and will slow their growth and regeneration.

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depending on how they form, waterspouts come in two types tornadic and fair weather. Tornadic waterspouts generally begin as true tornadoes over land in touch with a thunderstorm, and then move out over the water. They can be large and are capable of considerable destruction.

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Waterspouts are similar to tornadoes over water. Waterspouts are generally broken into two categories: fair weather waterspouts and tornadic waterspouts. Tornadic waterspouts are simply tornadoes that form over water, or move from land to water. They have the same characteristics as a land tornado.

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If a waterspout moves onshore, the National Weather Service issues a tornado warning as some of them can cause significant damages and injuries to people. Typically, fair weather waterspouts vanish rapidly when they make landfall, and rarely penetrate far inland.