On a stormy December day that brought multiple rounds of rain and storms, a Lake of the Ozarks resident spotted an incredibly rare sight: a waterspout.
Destiny Heisz says she saw the waterspout at 4:25 p.m., as a brief but powerful line of storms moved through the region.
A waterspout swirls on Lake of the Ozarks during a storm on 12/14/2024.
Video courtesy of Destiny Heisz.
The meteorological phenomenon happened around the 31 Mile Marker in Linn Creek Cove.
While waterspouts are essentially the same as tornadoes except that they occur over water, waterspouts don't typically cause major damage like tornadoes.
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