Fish fall from sky with rain in northern Mexico
Officials in northeast Mexico said a light rain was accompanied by small fish that fell from the sky Tuesday.
Phenomenon can occur when tornadoes over water suck fish into the air and release them over land

Officials in northeast Mexico say a light rain was accompanied by small fish that fell from the sky.
The civil defence agency for the state of Tamaulipas said in a brief statement that rain Tuesday in the coastal city of Tampico included fish. Photos posted on the agency's Facebook page show four small fish in a bag and another on a sidewalk.
According to the U.S. Library of Congress, it's a phenomenon that has been reported since ancient times. Scientists believe that tornadoes over water — known as waterspouts — could be responsible for sucking fish into the air, where they are blown around until being released to the ground.