Lafayette and Missouri Avenues. In: "Photographic Views of the Great Cyclone at St. Louis, May 27, 1896." Library Call Number M15.1 P575.

Liggett & Myers' Tobacco Factory. In: "Photographic Views of the Great Cyclone at St. Louis, May 27, 1896." Library Call Number M15.1 P575.

Scene on Lafayette Avenue. In: "Photographic Views of the Great Cyclone at St. Louis, May 27, 1896." Library Call Number M15.1 P575.

Broadway and Soulard Streets. In: "Photographic Views of the Great Cyclone at St. Louis, May 27, 1896." Library Call Number M15.1 P575.

The Eads Bridge. In: "Photographic Views of the Great Cyclone at St. Louis, May 27, 1896." Library Call Number M15.1 P575.

Ohio and Park Avenues. In: "Photographic Views of the Great Cyclone at St. Louis, May 27, 1896." Library Call Number M15.1 P575.

City Hospital. In: "Photographic Views of the Great Cyclone at St. Louis, May 27, 1896." Library Call Number M15.1 P575.

Damage to the downtown area of Lawrence. 8 were killed and 52 injured in this rare New England tornado. The speed of advance of the storm associated with the tornado was approximately 50 miles per hour. In: "The Lawrence Tornado of July 26, 1890" by W. M. Morris, et. al. 1892. Library Call Number M/1580 D2651.

"Trombes" A sailing vessel in peril from multiple waterspouts In: "Les Meteores", Margolle et Zurcher, 3rd Edition, 1869 Page 126

A waterspout at sea In: The Atmosphere translated by James Glaisher, 1873 From the work of Camille Flammarion Figure 65, p. 351

"Trombes sur le mer", waterspouts at sea In: "Histoire des Meteores", J. Rambosson, 1869 Figure 49, p. 213

The Great Waterspout in Vineyard Sound, August 19, 1896 Second spout of the storm Photograph taken from Cottage City at 1:02 P.M In: Monthly Weather Review, July 1906, p. 356. Figure 27

The Great Waterspout in Vineyard Sound, August 19, 1896 Second spout of the storm Photograph taken from Cottage City at 1:15 P.M In: Monthly Weather Review, July 1906, p. 356. Figure 32

The Great Waterspout in Vineyard Sound, August 19, 1896 Third spout of the storm Photograph taken from Cottage City at 1:27 P.M In: Monthly Weather Review, July 1906, p. 356. Figure 34

A waterspout over the Hudson River at Tarrytown, New York July 16, 1904 In: Monthly Weather Review, June 1906, p. 273

Waterspouts in the Bahamas Islands

A waterspout off the Florida Keys photographed from an aircraft

A waterspout in the Gulf of Mexico photographed from the NOAA Ship RUDE

A waterspout in the Gulf of Mexico photographed from the NOAA Ship RUDE

Multiple waterspouts off the Bahamas Islands

Multiple waterspouts off the Bahamas Islands

Multiple waterspouts off the Bahamas Islands

Multiple waterspouts off the Bahamas Islands

Multiple waterspouts off the Bahamas Islands

Stereo view of a waterspout tube in the center of the photographs. This picture was taken from Project Mercury Flight MA-4 on September 13, 1961. Monthly Weather Review, September 1962, p. 382.

Waterspout observed by crew of USS PITTSBURGH off mouth of Yangtze River. In: "Flug Und Wolken", Manfred Curry, Verlag F. Bruckmann, Munchen, 1932. P. 65.

Waterspout off Key West filmed during a National Geographic Television Special on Cyclones.

Waterspout off Key West filmed during a National Geographic Television Special

Waterspout off Key West filmed during a National Geographic Television Special

Shower to left with rain-free base of thunderstorm to right. The rain-free base is often the locus of waterspout and tornadic activity.

Waterspout off Key West filmed during a National Geographic Television Special

Waterspout off Key West filmed during a National Geographic Television Special

Waterspout off Key West filmed during a National Geographic Television Special

Mature stage of waterspout with contracting spiral pattern

Mature stage of waterspout with contracting spiral pattern

A large tornadic waterspout

Spiral-pattern stage of small waterspout

Dark spot on water surface indicates end-point of invisible funnel emanating from short protrusion on right-center of cloud base.

Waterspout seen from an aircraft in the Florida Keys.

Waterspout seen from an aircraft in the Florida Keys. Note relatively straight path.

Waterspout seen from an aircraft in the Florida Keys. Note relatively straight path.

Enlarged frame from 16-mm time-lapse sequence of giant waterspout off Key West. A full discussion of this waterspout is in "Life Cycle of Florida Keys' Waterspouts" by Joseph H. Golden, NOAA Technical Memorandum ERL NSSL-70, 1974. Library Call Number QC807.5.U6 N7 no.70.

Waterspout seen from an aircraft in the Florida Keys.

Waterspout in the Florida Keys.

Waterspout in the Florida Keys.

Stages in the life of a waterspout. In: "A Treatise on Meteorology" by Elias Loomis, New York, Harper & Brothers, 1880. Figure 63, page 171. Call Number QC 861 .L66 1880.

A waterspout seen on the Rhine River in 1858. In: "A Treatise on Meteorology" by Elias Loomis, New York, Harper & Brothers, 1880. Figure 64, page 171. Call Number QC 861 .L66 1880.

A waterspout observed by Coast Survey Assistant Louis F. de Pourtales on April 29, 1869. The waterspout is about five miles away and seen over a small island.

Text accompanying drawing of waterspout observed by Coast Survey Assistant Louis F. de Pourtales on April 29, 1869. The waterspout is about five miles away and seen over a small island.

A giant waterspout in the mature stage. During peak intensity this waterspout had a diameter of approximately 30 meters. A full discussion of this waterspout is in "Life Cycle of Florida Keys' Waterspouts" by Joseph H. Golden, NOAA Technical Memorandum ERL NSSL-70, 1974. Library Call Number QC807.5.U6 N7 no.70.