The Met Office describes a funnel cloud as a cone-shaped formation ... They are called tornados when they touch the ground and water spouts when they touch water.

A funnel cloud usually forms during a thunderstorm or heavy shower, from a cumulonimbus cloud or a large cumulus cloud, when the atmosphere is unstable. It consists of condensed water droplets and ...

Funnel clouds are typically associated with cumulonimbus thunderclouds. They are called tornados when they touch the ground and water spouts when they touch water.

The Bureau of Meteorology believes a destructive storm that lashed the town of Kaimkillenbun in Southern Queensland formed a funnel cloud, not a tornado. Experts say the difference is tornadoes ...

they do not destroy all the contaminants added upstream – and the chemicals that remain behind are released back into the same waterways that supply drinking water. “It’s a funnel into the ...

A funnel cloud was spotted over the northwestern suburbs of Houston, Texas, as a tornado warning was in effect for the area on Saturday morning, December 28. Javi Delafuente said he filmed this ...