A regular, relaxing summer day at South Carolina’s premier surf spot, Washout at Folly Beach, turned into a scene of utter chaos when a massive waterspout moved onshore and wreaked havoc on unsuspecting beachgoers. The dramatic weather phenomenon made landfall on August 1st near the 3rd Street East beach access, instantly morphing into an EF0 tornado and tearing a violent, fast-moving path through the crowded sand. Eyewitness video captured the terrifying moment the vortex hit the shoreline, sending beach chairs, shade canopies, and colorful umbrellas spiraling high into the air. Stunned beachgoers frantically scrambled for safety, desperately seeking cover from the blinding ocean spray and dangerous flying debris as the dark funnel roared across the beach. The National Weather Service in Charleston confirmed the event, classifying the onshore waterspout as a brief EF0 tornado with peak wind speeds estimated near 55 mph.…