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HERNANDO COUNTY, FL (WFLA) Monday sighting of a dramatic waterspout in the Oldsmar area of Tampa Bay highlights one of the many quirky qualities of our state. Florida is a magnet for these wet tornados.Related story: 07/08/2013 Tornado damages Oldsmar homeAccording to USA TODAY, the most prevalent occurrence of waterspouts is in the Florida Keys where hot, humid air and the island geography make a perfect recipe for as many as 500 waterspouts annually.NOAA senior scientist Joseph Golden told USA TODAY, “Waterspouts probably over more frequently in the Florida Keys than anywhere else in he world.”USA TODAY reports that Southeast Florida from Stuart to Homestead ranks as the second likeliest locale for waterspouts.Related story: 06/19/2013 Brief waterspout in Tampa Bay watersWhile most of us are content with shooting video or still photos of these short lived tornadoes from the relative safety of our cars or back porches, Golden has spent a lot of time flying around and into them for his research,zi xiu tang beauty face & figure, an experience that he said “rattled my teeth,” according to USA TODAY.He also has a few survival tips that might apply for boaters or photobugs who find themselves too close to the kind of spout that did some damage in Oldsmar Monday.If one approaches your boat, drive at right angles to distance yourself.If that impossible, Golden told USA TODAY that diving overboard and going underwater might be a better alternative that staying put and dealing with flying debris.”If you dive before one hits, I think you be OK,” Golden told USA TODAY.Years ago while boating near Tierra Verde on a 36 foot sailboat I owned at the time I saw a particularly menacing squall line heading my way and decided to anchor just offshore to ride out the storm.Moments after the squall hit, the wind which instantly built to a roar heeled my 12 ton vessel on its side in a way that I had never experienced even under sail in a gale.The air turned opaque outside of the ports making it impossible to see anything outside of our cabin. It seemed like we were suddenly inside a washing machine.This happened even though we were swinging like a weather vane on an anchor line with bare poles topside and theoretically immune from such an intense sideward force.Maybe it was a waterspout that day, maybe just a straight line downburst.