Large Waterspout Spotted in Suphan Buri

On October 30, 2026, a large waterspout was observed in the Song Phi Nong district of Suphan Buri province, Thailand. According to a report by Khaosod Online, the phenomenon was captured on video by a local resident, Ticha Khlaisuban, who shared the footage on social media. The video shows dark, storm-laden clouds gathering before a large, funnel-shaped column descended from the sky to the ground. While the sight was described as alarming by onlookers, the weather event remained relatively stationary and eventually dissipated on its own, followed by rainfall. No injuries or property damage were reported in connection with the incident. For residents and travellers in the region, such weather events serve as a reminder of the volatile nature of tropical storms during the rainy season. While this specific occurrence did not result in harm, it highlights the importance of monitoring local weather alerts and seeking shelter when severe storm clouds appear. Authorities have not issued any specific warnings following the dissipation of the funnel, but those in the area are advised to remain cautious during periods of heavy cloud cover and potential storm activity. The exact meteorological conditions that triggered this specific formation remain a matter of local observation.