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Waterspout comes ashore on New Jersey beach, according to NWS
An uncommon sight along the New Jersey shore Tuesday when a waterspout came ashore onto Island State Park Beach around 10:30 a.m. local time. The National Weather Service office in Mount Holly confirmed that the twister briefly came ashore and became a short-lived landspout .
Waterspout caught on camera near Island Beach State Park in New Jersey. How do waterspouts form?
You don't see them very often in person, but a waterspout was spotted at the Jersey Shore. It was captured on camera near Island State Park in Ocean County. The National Weather Service confirmed the waterspout came ashore on the southern end of the island.
Waterspout NJ came ashore on Island Beach State Park: National Weather Service
ISLAND BEACH STATE PARK ― A waterspout came ashore on Tuesday morning at the southern end of Ocean County’s northern barrier island, according to the National Weather Service in Mount Holly. “This technically made it a landspout for a short time once it was over land,
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