Amazing ‘tsunami cloud’ hits Florida coastline

There is nothing so good, or as unpredictable, as good old mother nature !!

Cool. Yet again nature produces a phenomenon with dramatic effects which surprise and amaze us.

what a beautiful photograph,,,,,,,,,,nature is amazing

Strange how an article on a weather phenomenon can provoke racism and conspiracy theories, some people on here need to get a grip!

this one should have been in those winners and runner up photos of last week , lovely shot !!

WOW ! what a picture.

Great photo! I've seen this effect on the Mersey too... and rolling up Welsh valleys and across the clifftops in Cornwall. Just fast-moving fog clouds, but great to watch.

Mother natures wonders to perform.

Cornwall looks the same at 6.00am in the summer.

Great photo. Would't want to live in the foreground seashore houses though if a real
Tsunami was on the cards.

That's the worst case of rising damp I've ever seen.

Well done that photographer. Moment in time captured to keep!!

Can anyone see Pamela Landy on the fourth high rise back, eight floors up -centre right? -She look's very tired. She needs some sleep.

I agree with Paulos below me. I am from the US and have also lived in PCB-- and secondly- nothing irritates me more than people who make comments on articles(especially ignorant/racist ones) and can't even write in correct English. If you have the capacity to find this article online, then you can also find a grammatical source that you can utilize to fix your horrible language skills. And who doesn't have spell-check??? There= place, Their= possessive, They're=they are. It's not that complicated. Sorry for venting.

Does this mean that the sea fog rises as it reaches the warmth of the land and gets caught in the vortex created behind the highrise buildings hence the swirl phenonomen? ( pity I can't spell).

Just wait until you see that Island in the Canary's slip into the Atlantic and cause a Tsumami 100ft high hitting the East Coast from the Keys to Carolina's ,you think it can't happen ,well it's a volicanic island and there is a fault line about 5 miles long just waiting to go and there is nothing we can do except keep on high ground with an 8 hour warning!

All the dooms day profasisers will be out in force now. And yes, i know i cant spell. So shoot me.

What a great picture..

I used to live in Panama City Beach,Florida and made some very good friends there so I don't really appreciate the comment made by CHOCOL8 who obviously is trying to show just how much that he ( or she ) doesn't like the Americans. How on earth could anyone wish aTsunami to hit anywhere on this planet ?

Anyone who holidays in Gibraltar would recognise this as quite mild. The Levant cloud that forms there is just like this, but more dramatic, the Rock having a larger surface area. And to stand at the top of the Rock with the Levanter flowing over is something quite magical.