CLEVELAND (WJW) — Waterspouts were seen over Lake Erie Saturday, and Fox 8 Meteorologist Jenn Harcher says there’s a chance for more Sunday.

Harcher says weather conditions were ripe for waterspouts. Saturday, she spotted them through the windows in the Fox 8 newsroom and quickly took photos.

*Fox 8’s Jenn Harcher took the above photo of a waterspout over Lake Erie Saturday*

“Waterspout formation typically occurs when cold air moves across the Great Lakes and results in large temperature differences between the warm water and the overriding cold air,” explains the NWS. “They tend to last from about two to twenty minutes and move along at speeds of 10 to 15 knots.”

*Fox 8’s Jenn Harcher took the above photo of a waterspout over Lake Erie Saturday*

Brett Lee with Astro-Land Nature Photography also took photos of waterspouts from Mentor Headlands.

Did you see any? Email your photos to tips@fox8.com.