Hydrophones, also known as waterspouts, are vertical vortices that form beneath storm clouds and extend toward the water’s surface, typically over marine areas. While these phenomena are more common in tropical regions or areas with high thermal contrasts, they are not unheard of in the Mediterranean.
The striking event in Folegandros was captured on video by cyclades24.gr, showcasing the rare sight as it unfolded today.
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