<p>After stirring up anticipation offshore, a waterspout swept onto Myrtle Beach on July 23, spraying sand, deck chairs and umbrellas as lifeguards called swimmers out of the water.</p><p>This footage shows the waterspout on a long approach to the beach, and then twisting on to shore.</p><p>When the waterspout made landfall, it officially became an EF-0 tornado, with winds under 65 miles per hour, the National Weather Service was quoted as saying in local reports</a>.</p><p>It dissipated after making it less than 100 yards inland. Credit: Chris Rivers via Storyful</p><br />
