This Thursday afternoon, a meteorological phenomenon greatly surprised the inhabitants of Houthalen-Helchteren, in Flanders. A large whirlpool was seen in the sky and according to information from HLN, it never touched down.
It was therefore not a tornado, since “it is only when such a storm hits the bottom that you get a storm or a tornado”, specifies meteorologist Ruben Weytjens.
If the whirlwind had touched the ground, the consequences would have been disastrous. “In this case, we are talking about a waterspout. It looks like a tornado, but does not come from a supercell and has much lower wind speeds,” explains Ruben Weytjens.
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