A waterspout in the Gulf of Algiers

 

A waterspout in the Gulf of Algiers

Residents of the region witnessed this striking natural phenomenon as the country is gripped by unstable weather conditions.


Climatologists are maintaining their alert level for Algiers and the hinterland, but also for the central-southern regions, with forecasts of violent winds and a drop in temperatures.


On Friday, swirling plumes extended from the storm clouds to the surface of the sea.

Waterspouts are meteorological phenomena that form over water when atmospheric instability increases.


Although they visually resemble tornadoes, they are generally less powerful and short-lived, although they can pose risks to maritime activities and coastal areas.


Authorities continue to urge the public to remain cautious, to avoid any non-essential travel in adverse weather conditions, and to prioritize safety, especially near coastal areas and open spaces.


Weather conditions are being constantly monitored as the system moves across the country.


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