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According to meteo.lt, in the evening and night of October 7, in the western areas, quite active isolated spherical rain clouds began to form, some of which carried quite heavy rains and thunder. They noted that this phenomenon can be seen in images marked in red from radar reflections.
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On October 8, at approximately 7 p.m., some coastal residents also had the opportunity to observe a whirlwind of water.
“Based on various radar data, there were no distinctive signs of a vortex, the image shows a fairly solid band of rain clouds. In powerful vortex storms, it is often possible to see a zone of radar reflection counterclockwise.”
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Meteorologists emphasized that water eddies on the seashore are most common in the second half of August and September, but we can also see water eddies in October under favorable conditions.
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