Rare double waterspout spotted off Pomos coast during weekend storms
Residents and visitors along the coast of Pomos witnessed a rare natural phenomenon on Sunday afternoon as a double waterspout formed over the sea. This spectacle occurred amid heavy rains and storms affecting the island over the weekend. The waterspouts appeared due to a low pressure system moving towards Cyprus, creating the necessary conditions for their formation. A waterspout is a rotating column of air and water mist that typically forms over bodies of water and lasts only a few minutes. Such events are uncommon in the area, making this sighting particularly notable for locals and weather enthusiasts alike.
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