Residents in Ludington, Michigan, reported a funnel cloud formed over the city on the afternoon of Monday, October 30, as hail and strong winds swept the area.
The National Weather Service Grand Rapids said in a Facebook post that the waterspout formed on Lake Michigan before turning into a funnel cloud as it swept onshore. “Waterspouts dissipate fairly quickly after reaching shore, but the funnel cloud can persist and any remnant ground circulation could produce a wind gust over 50 mph before diminishing.”
The footage shows the funnel cloud and a powerful hailstorm. Credit: Facebook/AJ Guertin via Storyful
