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Fire Devil Videoed |
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photographer Chris Tangey caught this rarely seen "fire devil" on video. Just as a water spout
is formed when a tornado touches down on a body of water and sucks water up into itself and
a dust devil sucks up dust from the desert surface, this tornado landed on a brush fire and
sucked the flame up into a 100-foot high towering inferno. Hence the name fire devil. I wonder
why water spouts aren't called water devils?Posted September 2012 |
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