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    WATCH: Waterspout amazes FL onlookers as storms hit the state Wednesday

03:12 PM
May 25, 2023

As storms hit Wednesday
WATCH: Waterspout amazes FL onlookers

Florida onlookers were amazed to see a waterspout as they went about their Wednesday afternoon. Many were in awe of the event, wanting to get pictures and video.

Waterspouts are common off the coast of the Sunshine State with all the thunderstorm activity. Wednesday brought a picturesque scene as a waterspout formed off the Marathon, Fla., coast as storms hit the state.

A stubborn stationary front has kept Florida under stormy skies since early this week, and many of Florida's northeast coast residents are keeping an eye on the possible tropical activity through the Memorial Day weekend.

Tropical trouble possible for the holiday weekend
Our latest tropical update by Meteorologist Irene Sans has all the details.

Monitor your Weather & Radar forecast and keep an eye out for our expert's details regarding the holiday weekend.

Becca Parker
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