March 19, 2016 Tornado Fort Lauderdale Beach

[@heydanking]

I was vlogging in Ft Lauderdale that day and somehow missed this?!??

[@GenericPast]

240p is the max? Is a higher quality available? Might just be KZbin being slow to process.

[@earlmartin1030]

That's a tornado that's not a water spout that's a tornado 1:22.

[@rosakim787]

Hi Marguerite, Rosa from CBS News in New York. Can we use this on our platforms with credit? Thanks so much.

[@trailswest817]

That's a great video of a waterspout. It would have been a tornado had it hit on land and not out in the ocean. I saw all the stuff lying on the beach probably do to the wind in the waterspout. What I didn't see where any markings on shore that would have told me that the waterspout made landfall. It looks more like the wind and maybe some wave action from the storm caused the damage. I noticed also that when you looked to your right down the street, it looked flooded too. Another symptom of a large waterspout. Instead of debris falling out of the vortex, it was large amounts of seawater falling out. I have never seen a waterspout that wide before. I was in Marathon, FL one summer and got to see a waterspout that couldn't have been more that 10 yards in diameter of the coast about half a mile. It was an awesome sight but it didn't last very long, maybe 4-5 mins. At the most and never came close to the shore. Good video on your part!

[@earlmartin1030]

Tornadic waterspout.

[@karenblackstone4338]

I think my friend was there in fort on March 17

[@Vernetas]

wow

[@gagago302]

Make sure the news sharks pay you for this footage; it seems like you have quite a few and might be able to get a decent bid. They will make much more off of the ads placed around the video anyways, so what's fair is fair. Hope you are ok though, and unique footage