Published on: June 22, 2017 at 11:19 AM
About an hour ago, a waterspout crossed Pensacola Bay.
Here is an image from Meteorologist David Paul (@MetDavidPaul).
It was visible from the Pensacola Airport and the observer noted the tornado.
PENSACOLA REGIONAL,FL (PNS) ASOS reports Tornado KPNS 221553Z 16017G27KT 6SM BR OVC009 29/26 A2995 RMK TORNADO B20 1SM SE AIRPORT TORNADO E40 AO2 PK WND 15031/1508 LTG DSNT NE RAE30 SLP144 P0002 T02890256
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