A finger-like cloud which signals the start of a tornado was spotted above a town on the Norfolk and Suffolk border.
From sunshine to showers, the region’s temperamental weather conditions have continued this week and a man from Bungay even captured images of a funnel cloud forming.
Andrew Atterwill was stood in his garden at Garden Close at around 12.30pm on Friday, July 9 when he spotted it.
Funnel clouds are “extending, spinning fingers of cloud” that reach towards the ground, but never touch it. When they do reach the ground, they become a tornado.
He said: “I was out in the back of the garden waiting for the showers to start and as I was walking back to the house, I could see it between the houses.
“It was only there for a few minutes. When the rain came in, it disappeared.
“It was just interesting to see. I have seen a few in my lifetime, especially around the Bungay area.”
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