Which seas have seen dragons absorb water?

In chonburi province, Thailand, there has been a spectacle of dragons sucking water, and it has also appeared in the Gulf of Mexico and Louisiana.

The phenomenon of dragon absorbing water is actually a strange weather phenomenon, which is generally common in tropical and temperate regions, and its occurrence may damage local people and property. So it is a meteorological disaster. Dragon water absorption is actually a tornado, which only appears in the sea. Therefore, it is also called waterspout. In many parts of the world, such weather disasters may occur in oceans and lakes with water. Although they must think it is a tornado, its destructive power is far less than that of a tornado on the grassland.

Of course, in comparison, it is actually very dangerous. It will drag the boat into the airflow and fly into the sky, and there are other things mixed in the water. Once caught, in addition to being thrown to death, you may also be hit by something caught in the water. Speaking of it, there was once a fire tornado, as the name suggests, which was a combination of tornado and flame. It was because Brazil suffered a rare light rain one year and fires broke out all over the country. The next day, a tornado occurred in Sao Paulo, and the flame formed wrapped the tornado several meters high, moving forward like a red behemoth. On August 28th, 2020, under the influence of Hurricane Laura, 1 1 dragon appeared in the Gulf of Mexico. The wide sea surface is constantly churning, and the distant 1 1 water column connects the sea surface and the clouds, as if something is really hidden in the clouds, absorbing water downward, which seems to be connected with heaven and earth from a distance, which is very shocking. At most, the nine dragons that appeared in Louisiana before absorbed water. This time, as much as 1 1 is extremely rare. However, the Hurricane Center also said that Hurricane Laura, which caused the dragon to absorb water, was very dangerous. This is the strongest hurricane that hit the United States in 2020. Still need to pay more attention to safety and let people evacuate as soon as possible.