Phoenix and other cities in Arizona were affected by a dramatic dust storm called a haboob on Monday, Aug. 25. The storm was ...

You couldn't see farther than 50 feet in front of you if you were in the middle of this dust storm, and forget about taking ...

Bernae Boykin Hitesman was driving her son and daughter, aged 9 and 11, home from school when the storm, known as a haboob, arrived late on Monday afternoon ...

A powerful dust storm, known as a haboob, has struck the southwestern state of Arizona, bringing dangerous driving conditions ...

The cloud of dust climbed a mile into the air and stretched for 100 miles, smothering the Phoenix metro region. This was actually the storm that led to the term “haboob” becoming commonly used.

Dust Bowl–era storms may have worsened a concurrent drought in the region by overloading Earth’s atmosphere with particles, researchers reported in 2008 in Geophysical Research Letters.

After weeks of hot temperatures and weak promises promises of rain, monsoon conditions may finally develop in metro Phoenix.

The main reason for the increase in dust this year has been an extreme level of drought. As of Thursday, El Paso has only received 43.7% of the normal amount of rainfall by this point in the year.

AT (505) 510-9003. WELL, NEW MEXICO IS ONE OF THE DEADLIEST STATES FOR DRIVING IN DUST STORMS. A NEW STUDY SHOWING OUR STATE SAW 11 DEADLY CRASHES BETWEEN 2010 AND 2022, CAUSED BY THE STORMS.