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Waterspouts typically have winds in the range of 60 to 70 mph. On rare occasions they can go much faster, though.

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Waterspouts typically move at speeds of 10-15 knots (11-17 mph). However, their speed can vary depending on the wind conditions and atmospheric factors present at the time.

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