China: Waterspout Spotted Over Songhua River in Heilongjiang

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China: Waterspout Spotted Over Songhua River in Heilongjiang

A dramatic waterspout formed over the Songhua River in Zhaoyuan County, Daqing, Heilongjiang on August 3, sending a towering column of water high into the sky. Local meteorological authorities said it caused no casualties or property damage.

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  • NOTE: No audio Video Location: Daqing, China Video Recording Date/Time: August 3, Heilongjiang, 2026

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