"Waterspouts are fairly uncommon," he said. "They usually form in heavy showers or thunderstorms. In this particular case it was formed in heavy showers."
Waterspouts are formed by the turning of the wind and updraft of wind, he said.
One or two more waterspouts were possible north of Albany this afternoon if the heavy rain continued, he said.
We certainly see some amazing things in our line of work but this one takes the cake today. Travelling towards Arkles Bay!
