Weird weather: A massive waterspout has been caught on camera as it spun off the coast of Italy late on Thursday. The unusual weather phenomenon, which resembles a tornado, cut a swathe through the Tyrrhenian Sea, near the Roman town of Fiumicino, in Ostia. One image shows the whirling vortex with a boat visible in the far distance. Waterspouts develop over masses of water, scooping up vapour and dragging it towards the sky. The slender ‘tornados’ are occasionally found in the late summer and autumn and can be dangerous for boaters and shoreline locations but are no threat farther inland since they collapse soon after they move onshore.

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