hazards associated with waterspouts
The hazards associated with waterspouts refer to the potential dangers posed by these tornado-like whirlwinds occurring over water bodies, such as oceans or lakes. These hazards include strong winds, rough seas, lightning, and the risk of water being lifted and carried by the waterspout, which can threaten maritime activities, beachgoers, and boaters.
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