Navarre, Florida Waterspout Well Documented

A waterspout occurred earlier today off the coast of Navarre, Florida. The Navarre, Florida waterspout was very well documented as Twitter was full of pictures of the large waterspout. Waterspouts are much like tornadoes, only they form over water, often times without the presence of a mesocyclone. Waterspouts are often much weaker than tornadoes. Check out the stellar images and video of the Navarre, Florida waterspout below!

@JimCantore water spout in the Midway area between Gulf Breeze and Navarre, FL. Photo credit: Midway Fire District. pic.twitter.com/XufUwj0rDs

— Corey Brennan (@thesoundguy92) September 16, 2014

@weatherchannel @JimCantore #Waterspout near Navarre Beach, Florida earlier. #flwx pic.twitter.com/aSoaPyoQYF

— Firsthand Weather (@1stHandWeather) September 16, 2014

WATERSPOUT! Pensacola, FL Credit: Johnnie Nicholson pic.twitter.com/rULeLZuEOt

— Ginger Zee (@Ginger_Zee) September 16, 2014

Picture taken near Navarre, FL by my sister in law. About 12:05 today. pic.twitter.com/ScCogabYqj

— David Boyd (@WCYB_DavidBoyd) September 16, 2014

#waterspout picture taken near Navarre, FL by my sister in law. About 12:15 today. #flwx pic.twitter.com/drAfVQa43I

— David Boyd (@WCYB_DavidBoyd) September 16, 2014

#waterspout picture taken near Navarre, FL by my sister in law. About 12:20 today. pic.twitter.com/rPFaGx7Wzz

— David Boyd (@WCYB_DavidBoyd) September 16, 2014

RT @michaelwhitewx Closer shot of the Navarre waterspout a viewer sent in. pic.twitter.com/nmFJHKArHe #flwx

— NWS Mobile (@NWSMobile) September 16, 2014

Another waterspout pic from Navarre. Photo by Karen Mcilroy. @spann pic.twitter.com/o85pE7kE3f

— Michael White (@michaelwhitewx) September 16, 2014

Waterspout looking west from Navarre Beach. Better shot this time. @spann @BradNitzWSB @NWSMobile pic.twitter.com/UL1RnXiW1U

— Andrew Cohen (@AndrewC75) September 16, 2014