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I guess this qualifies as an "OOPS"!!!!!
Report as of 11:08 AM on Wednesday November 14th.
EDIT: THIS WAS NOT A MISTAKE THERE WERE FUNNEL CLOUDS


Current Conditions
Updated: 17 min 45 sec ago
» Disable Rapid Fire — About Rapid Fire
Observed at: Pompano Beach, Florida
Elevation: 16 ft / 5 m

81 °F / 27 °C
Funnel Cloud
Humidity: 58%
Dew Point: 64 °F / 18 °C
Wind: 10 mph / 17 km/h / 4.6 m/s from the NE
Pressure: 29.99 in / 1016 hPa (Falling)
Heat Index: 82 °F / 28 °C
Visibility: 10.0 miles / 16.1 kilometers
UV: 6 out of 16
Clouds: Scattered Clouds 2500 ft / 762 m
(Above Ground Level)

.DISCUSSION...FAVORABLE LIGHT AND VARIABLE LOWER LEVEL WIND PROFILE
ACCOMPANIED WITH STEEP BOUNDARY LAYER LAPSE RATES OVER THE ATLANTIC
COASTAL WATERS AND A CONVERGENCE LINE JUST OFFSHORE RESULTED IN A
MULTIPLE WATERSPOUT EVENT TODAY! THE SPECTACLE STARTED JUST BEFORE
11 AM WITH MULTIPLE WATERSPOUTS AND FUNNEL CLOUDS VISIBLE JUST
OFFSHORE BOCA RATON INLET WHICH GRADUALLY MOVED CLOSER TO THE COAST
AND SOUTH ALONG THE SHORELINE TO POMPANO BEACH AROUND 1130 AM,
LIGHTHOUSE POINT AND OAKLAND PARK BY 1140 AM FINALLY ENDING WHEN THE
CONVERGENCE LINE AND ASSOCIATED SHOWER(S) MOVED ONSHORE.

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/productview.php?pil=AFDMFL

It was correct.

amazing pics of waterspouts off of Boca Raton, FL today (homes aren't too shabby-looking either!!!)...

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/community/news/bocaraton/sfl-gl-waterspout.pg,0,4440916.photogallery

These images were taken during the morning hours (around ~11:00 a.m. EDT) off Highland Beach and Boca Raton in SE Palm Beach County. The convergence line move SSW into northern Broward County and produced multiple waterspouts. I didn't observe the funnels from my location.

http://www.sun-sentinel.com/community/news/bocaraton/sfl-gl-waterspout.pg,0,4440916.photogallery

I think someone can merge this thread with the original topic.

http://www.storm2k.org/phpbb2/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=99058

great pics of that multiple waterspout event. wooooooo!

-justin-

Wow, those were great photos! Especially that one close-up of the larger waterspout.

Nice to be able to see photos of these beauties and know that they caused no harm whatsoever . . .

Amazing pictures.
I changed the title since I think others would be equally fascinating.

I do not think I have EVER seen a report with "Funnel Cloud" listed as current conditions before.

Three of them in one picture! That was cool!

The first one looked pretty scary though. It sure did have a lot of debris or water churned up by it.

Two topics on the same subject merged.