This puzzling datum is from the New York Times, August 24, 1901.
A waterspout on a creek? Seriously? Is that possible? A waterspout is, by definition, a funnel cloud that connects from a cumuliform cloud to a large body of water, usually the ocean or the Great Lakes.
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Maybe it happened where Barnett Creek connected with the Rough River?
Nowonder owensboro is spelt like that. Technically, it's pretty much like a tornado. I had just heard of them last year. Pretty interesting.
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