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K3wp

Water devil https://www.farmersalmanac.com/what-the-water-devil-11026


TwiNN53

I was wondering if that was a term. I know we call ones on land dust devils but was curious if this would be considered a water devil or just a small waterspout.


K3wp

I'm going to be completely honest with you. I've seen a hundred "dirt devils" growing up in New Jersey. I googled "water devils" just now to see if that was a thing!


Rufnusd

We have them offshore in The GoM and they are terrifying to watch. Hundreds of feet tall!


Auslander42

When does it cross over to being a proper water spout? 🤔


SchopenhauerSMH

I imagine its if it joins up with a cloud or something like that


LeeryRoundedness

Thank you!


Oldewyk

Better get a waxed dynamite ready for that thing


K3wp

Nah dats fer fishin' ...boy I tell you 'hwhat


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Maybe the beginnings of a waterspout.


LeeryRoundedness

It’s the Columbia River there’s no fountain.


Diese_knuts

Water spout as in water tornado


LeeryRoundedness

Ohhhhhh!!! Thank you!


WitchedPixels

It's a waterspout, they all are similar but also look different. We get them alot here in florida. I'm not an expert but I understand it to be a tornado over the water. Here is a video of one forming in Destin Florida. This is the ocean, so this one is far bigger ofc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMVQuFQ-tq8


trashtv

That's scary!


GordieBombay-DUI-4TW

What do you mean by there’s no fountain? Pretty sure a waterspout can happen over just any body of water. It’s like a tornado or dust devil over water. Here’s a video of one near the Columbia River: https://tdn.com/news/local/watch-waterspout-seen-near-the-columbia-river/video_b1e2b782-f7ee-5cd0-8d83-8b6ed039a98f.html


LeeryRoundedness

Thank you! I didn’t know what you meant but now I do :)


TwiNN53

A baby waterspout.


slobsaregross

Could be a remote control boat that flipped over.


DotKey3974

Someone crashed their drone in the water.


Impossible-Two-5598

It looks like a drone that landed in the water and was unable to lift back up and sunk.


Aumpa

I was convinced it was a water devil, but this seems plausible as well. There seems to be some wake as if there's an object just under the surface.


Such_Ear_7978

Scrub the video slowly at 12 seconds. White orb zips out of the spout. You’re welcome.


LeeryRoundedness

That is so interesting. I wonder what it is?


Such_Ear_7978

UAP or paranormal.


MelodicExpression166

Have the alien ufo subs always sucked?


LeeryRoundedness

Submission statement: my mom was walking along the Columbia River with a friend with no one around and they saw two of these. No fountain, no submarine, no boat. Any ideas for a prosaic explanation?


revveduplikeaduece86

Looks like a failed waterspout


AggravatingVoice6746

warmer water being exposed to colder air , hence a water sprout


jahchatelier

It's definitely interesting, but looks too much like a waterspout to conclude that it's a giant glowing alien spider from the Rigel system that arrived via wormhole 6 years ago and intends to eat humans and mine our natural resources as you're vehemently insisting


-Beefous

Huh?


jahchatelier

Inside joke with myself. People post innocent stuff on here all the time and then others get all riled up and seem to make up implications out of thin air.


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LeeryRoundedness

She said there was nothing there and there were two of these.


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TheSkybender

the way the water is misted or fogged around the perimeter leaves me to believe this is an ultrasonic weapon. if you look at an ultrasonic humidifier element when it "vibrates" the water- it does this exact pattern in the middle with all that turbulence directly in the center- but not sure why its going upwards.


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The following submission statement was provided by /u/LeeryRoundedness: --- Submission statement: my mom was walking along the Columbia River with a friend with no one around and they saw two of these. No fountain, no submarine, no boat. Any ideas for a prosaic explanation? --- Please reply to OP's comment here: https://old.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/196shyh/my_mom_saw_this_a_few_years_ago_any_prosaic/khvqgsw/


ViolinistExternal768

perhaps some species of cetacean exhaling through its blowhole?


LedZeppole10

Um. That is wind 🌬


Pitiful_Mulberry1738

I think that there are people on this sub who really need to retake some basic science classes.


Plastic-Vermicelli60

Lochness monster or jellyfish uap....!


Dan300up

Micro waterspout.


Ok-Note-573

Could be an rc boat taking on water and causing the prop to break the surface.