Two hurricanes walk alongside each other in Thailand
In rare natural phenomena, two hurricanes appeared side by side in the southern province of Kapri.
In the so-called "water-high rise", the air is split with water in the form of a circular, circular cloud block over a lake or ocean. It often consists of cold air passing over warm water.
"I was working when I noticed the hurricane and I was amazed at the presence of two columns of air, and I stood for minutes until it faded. The sky was very gray and frightening, and many people stopped to watch," one observer said.
The windy columns of the hurricane formed above sea level are commonly found in sub-tropical areas and disappear shortly after contact with the earth, where Thailand's wet climate to thunderstorms leads to hurricanes.
The report noted that the presence of typhoons next to each other is rare, but it is possible to see hurricanes at one time and previously and monitoring over Lake Michigan nine hurricanes simultaneously in 2012.
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