US EditionRare 'tsunami' roll cloud phenomenon surprises beachgoers in Portugal
PORTUGAL, JUN 29 – A massive 150-kilometer roll cloud formed due to contrasting air temperatures during Portugal’s heatwave, causing alarm but no danger, meteorologists said.
- A rare "tsunami" roll cloud appeared in Portugal, surprising beachgoers and locals on a recent Sunday.
- The roll cloud, described as sitting low in the sky and taking a tube-shaped form, is considered "relatively rare" by the National Weather Service and often associated with thunderstorms.
- Temperatures in Portugal reached over 107°F, causing the National Civil Protection Authority to issue warnings about rural fire dangers in various regions due to severe heat.
- Videos of the phenomenon went viral, gathering over 20,000 views, with beachgoers sharing their experiences on social media.
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