A waterspout was spotted from Tanjong Pagar in the early morning of May 11, 2019.

A waterspout occurs when a type of cloud, cumuliform, forms during thunderstorms, creating low-pressure pockets.

Which tallies with the kind of weather we've been having.

Here's a picture uploaded to Facebook at around 10:30am:

And if that isn't enough to inspire awe, here are some clips of the absolute monster in action.

Waterspout over Singapore this morning #waterspout #extremeweather pic.twitter.com/ziDY8uHRUj

— Nikki S (@Nikkis0414) May 11, 2019

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Wtf singapore got water spout pic.twitter.com/okj2KzASmL

— ً (@juykit) May 11, 2019

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Rare sighting of a waterspout in #Singapore this morning ! #nature pic.twitter.com/0loBaZUMB9

— Haslinda Amin (@haslindatv) May 11, 2019

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Water spout in the Singapore Strait this morning. #weather #tornados pic.twitter.com/kkmj2FZ9QF

— Brendan Scott (@BrendanScott) May 11, 2019

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This morning in #Singapore #WaterSpout pic.twitter.com/QLkggJLKcd

— Vikas Kumar (@vikasism) May 11, 2019

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Here's one from rather far away:

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And here is a close-up of the spout.

This is a view from Marina Bay Sands:

Water spout as seen from the top of @marinabaysands #Singapore ##marinabaysands @YahooSG @ChannelNewsAsia pic.twitter.com/APrwn2XMe9

— Glenford A. Kalaw (@giokalaw) May 11, 2019

And here's the scariest iteration yet.

Whoa.

Image collated from Twitter and Javier Ng's Facebook