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‘Black swan’ weather phenomenon may have sunk Bayesian yacht, experts say
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0:40Now PlayingA rare and unexpected “black swan” weather event may have led to the Bayesian superyacht’s speedy demise, maritime experts claim.
The spontaneous formation of a tornado-like waterspout would have given the 22 passengers and crew aboard the luxury vessel little to no time to react to the violent storm Monday before the ship capsized and sank, killing one and leaving six others missing.
Marine experts believe the large waterspout — a slim column of spinning air below a thunderstorm that occurs over water — was a “black swan event” or a weather phenomenon characterized by its extreme rarity and severe impact, similar to Hurricane Katrina in 2005, they told the Times UK.
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