83K views · 848 reactions | A strong tornado was caught on camera as it ripped through Masterson, Texas bringing with it hail and dramatic lightning strikes. The storm touched down Monday. Driver near the town just north of Amarillo stopped to take shelter. Parts of the Texas Panhandle were under storm watches and warnings into Tuesday morning as rain and hail continued to fall. | KAMR Local 4 News | Facebook

It’s an experiment time! We have connected two bottles with a tube (we got it from here http://geni.us/tornado) but you can just connect them with a tape, just make sure you put a metal washer between bottles to make the hole smaller. Spinning the top bottle in a circular motion creates a water vortex that looks like a tornado. They say that you can colour water, add dish soap, glitter or lamp oil to make this experiment more impressive, but I find that using clear water works the best #TheDadLa

A viral video posted yesterday showed what looked like a tornado forming in the UAE. But was it actually a tornado? 🌪️ More likely, it was a waterspout, a rotating column of air that forms over water, usually during unstable weather. They can look dramatic (and a bit scary), but they’re typically weaker and short-lived compared to full tornadoes. Wild weather moment, but not a city-level tornado. Video credit: @storm_ae | Secret Abu Dhabi

Fire Tornado Over the Sea — Creation’s Fiery Spiral 🌊 At sunset off the Gold Coast, Australia, the horizon ignited in a surreal vision — a fire tornado, also known as a fire whirl, reaching down from stormy clouds to kiss the ocean’s surface. This phenomenon forms when intense heat rises from wildfires or superheated air meets turbulent winds, twisting flames into a spinning column that climbs toward the sky. When it occurs over water, it becomes even rarer — a union of fire and sea, chaos and

A waterspout formed over Leesburg, Florida on Monday evening. A waterspout is a tornado that forms over water. This was from a thunderstorm that tracked by and went unwarned. No debris or damage | FOX 35 Orlando