Nightly News | November 19, 2012
Waterspout forms near Australia
A huge waterspout that lasted for 15 minutes was spotted off the coast of Australia during a storm. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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>>> and now, this happened off the coast of australia, went on for 15 minutes , never damaged anything on land. it was part of a storm system large enough to cause 24,000 recorded lightning strikes on the ground.