Waterspouts Wreak Havoc: Victoria Harbor Hit by Rare and Fierce Storms
- The Hong Kong Observatory reported a waterspout sighting near Victoria Harbor at approximately 12:30 noon.
- According to eyewitness accounts and online videos, some netizens in Kowloon witnessed what appeared to be a waterspout in the direction of Victoria Harbor.
- The Observatory's report has sparked interest among locals, with many taking to social media to share their experiences and photos of the event.
Observatory Reports Waterspouts Near Victoria Harbor
Posted on: 2024-09-28 HKT 13:24
The Hong Kong Observatory reported a waterspout sighting near Victoria Harbor at approximately 12:30 noon.
According to eyewitness accounts and online videos, some netizens in Kowloon witnessed what appeared to be a waterspout in the direction of Victoria Harbor. The phenomenon reportedly lasted for about two minutes before dissipating.
The Observatory’s report has sparked interest among locals, with many taking to social media to share their experiences and photos of the event.
Waterspouts are essentially tornadoes that form over warm ocean waters. They can be destructive and pose a threat to marine vessels and coastal communities.
The Hong Kong Observatory is responsible for monitoring and reporting weather-related phenomena in the region. Their timely warnings and updates help to ensure public safety and awareness.
For more information on weather conditions and updates, please visit the Hong Kong Observatory’s official website.