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Twister stirs up the Choptank

Dorchester Banner
Posted 12/30/19

Submitted to Dorchester Banner/Jay Harrington A waterspout touched down in the Choptank River on Monday afternoon. CAMBRIDGE — There was only a short period of severe weather on Monday afternoon, …

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Twister stirs up the Choptank

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Submitted to Dorchester Banner/Jay Harrington
A waterspout touched down in the Choptank River on Monday afternoon.

CAMBRIDGE — There was only a short period of severe weather on Monday afternoon, but Mother Nature made the most of it, as a waterspout was spotted by numerous locals.

The phenomenon — a tornado that touches water rather than land — was seen from Long Wharf, moving east towards the Malkus Bridge. Jay Harrington was eating his lunch at the popular river-side spot, and he snapped a quick pic when he saw the twister.

“Right place, right time, I guess,” he said in a message to the Dorchester Banner.

The waterspout lifted back up quickly. There were no injuries or damage reported.

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