A jaw leaving a rare “roll cloud” made from the coast of Portugal is going viral-and it is leaving the audience around the world in amazement.
The dramatic footage shows a huge, tube-shaped cloud rolling like a huge, low-up wave from the sea. As the cloud moves towards the edge, strong winds suddenly whip the whip on the beach, holding sunbathers and swimmers completely.
🌬 What is this?
Meteorologists suggest that a roll cloud is formed when hot air coolers mix – often during sea winds or weather fronts. Although it may look inauspicious, experts confirm that it is not dangerous and is definitely not a tsunami.
This amazing incident occurred on Monday, during an ongoing heatwave that has caught some parts of Europe. Eyewitnesses say that similar clouds were seen with various sections of the Portuguese coast.
Power and beauty of nature – all rolled into one.