charlize SG They should have also included Godzilla in the background manhandling some cargo ship. Why stop with the just the twister?
alfagal SG yup agree... saw it in my textbooks before. west coast area... its a natural occuring phenomena.. v common at e end of the year...
Marco_Simone SG I saw one in 1990,still remember.It was the first time such a phenomen was sighted in Singapore and it came up in the papers. By the way,I stay south and have seaview from my place.How come watersprouts are always to the south of Singapore?
alfagal SG lol..cos i think e north (straits) its too narrow...we are too close to m'sia these needs lotsa energy (heat) to occur..therefore, larger area, more energy..
fudgester SG That's a waterspout. I once photographed one off ECP from my study room window (I live in Marine Parade): Not as spectacular as this one, though.
laurence82 SG Strange i rem ST got reported waterspouts, but i dont rem one that are so big like those pics posted here
Gackt247 SG Read abt it’s occurance in SG before.. in the papers. But definitely not twisters. SG is not geographically located in a twister-prone zone.
