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As for sucking up water? No, a few meters off the surface maybe but not back up into the atmosphere.
As for causation? If one can imagine a storm as a convergence of winds, hot and cold airs meetings. Hot air rises so drawing up moisture so forming clouds, whilst cold air sinks, a typical scenario, but imagine the variance of heat gradients on a body of water, all causing winds of their own, such a collision of winds does make for a waterspout.