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we saw this on Freedom last week


belle19
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sorry I hadn't used a photo here before, it was last Tuesday between coco quay and san juan. we were just coming out of some rain and it appeared, seemed to last at least 5 minutes, it was off the port side. the water sparkled under it and it looked very cool

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Waterspouts are pretty common but we've never seen one, which I'm fine with. They're tornadoes and just as dangerous as the ones on land.

 

At least from what I have read, they TEND to be not as dangerous. Most of them break up easy if they contact anything solid.

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As an avid boater and fisherman in the Florida Keys, I(we) have seen many, one or two close up. Me to wife, get the camera a once in a life time experience, NO NO, I'm not getting out of the cabin LOL. A speedy boat can easily avoid one.

On our last months cruise on the Freedom, a lot of water spouts occurred as we were getting to leave, Grand Cayman, some one on the ship actually used the intercom to tell cruisers it was there. I do believe they actually held the ships departure/position until the storm died away.

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