PHOENIX — A 12News viewer caught a massive dust devil, which looked more like a tornado, crossing the road in San Tan Valley on Saturday. "That’s one of the largest dust devils I’ve ever seen!" 12News ...

On July 5, 2011, a dust storm grew to 100 miles wide and more than 1 mile high, and dumped 40,000 tons of dust on Phoenix in just two hours. Clean up took days. Advertisement ...

Time lapse video of rare dust storm blowing through Chicago 00:45 "This looks like a bad thunderstorm coming through, but you can tell that it's just not a thunderstorm. It's dust.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — With the monsoon one month away in Arizona, a crucial piece of technology is finally sending data that could help alert tens of thousands of drivers of a dust storm forming.

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High winds and low visibility from a severe dust storm have swept through El Paso, ... remarked, "Well, I'm from Phoenix, so we have them all the time. They call them haboob.

The accident, which happened near Tonopah - about 50 miles west of Phoenix - involved 12 vehicles including several semi trucks, a van, and a recreational vehicle towing a trailer, ...

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July 9 dust storm in Phoenix was definitely epic, maybe historical Evacuations ordered near Mayer as storms prompt flood warnings 4,000 lightning strikes, 35,000 flashes at peak of monsoon storm ...

Storms took over the Phoenix area Sunday night as a dust storm made way for rain. The National Weather Service in Phoenix had been tracking the storm all day as it brought high wind gusts, hail ...

Update: Why is the haze lingering in metro Phoenix?Here's when the dust may clear. Here's what to know about the hazy conditions, when it could clear and the weather forecast. Storm expected to ...

Severe thunderstorms bombarded the Phoenix area Thursday night, knocking out power for more than 30,000 homes and businesses in Arizona while threatening flash flooding and dust storm conditions.