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Watch: Moment massive dust storm surges through Arizona
A massive dust storm has swept through parts of the US state of Arizona. The thick wall of dark dust in Pinal County was carried by thunderstorm winds - a phenomenon known as a haboob, according to the National Weather Service. The term haboob comes from Arabic and refers to a "strong wind" or "gale".
The slow-moving cloud — known as a haboob — hit parts of Phoenix and Arizona City, 60 miles to the southeast, late Monday ...
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These massive walls of dust are stunning to see. Here's what a haboob is, what causes it, why they're dangerous and where ...
Time-lapse footage from Monday (25 August) shows a towering wall of dust beginning to cover the metro area of the city. The ...
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