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Dust storm engulfs Arizona, leaving thousands without power and grounding flights
The slow-moving cloud — known as a haboob — hit parts of Phoenix and Arizona City, 60 miles to the southeast, late Monday afternoon, at one point leaving 15,000 energy customers in the dark. The number still without power Tuesday morning was more than 5,000, according to Poweroutage.us, mostly in Maricopa County.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, these storms can whip up walls of dust as high as 10,000 ...
Called a haboob, the dust was accompanied by rain and wind that left thousands without power and caused delays at Phoenix Sky ...
Skies can turn from clear blue to pitch black as a haboob rolls in. Here’s how this wall of dust forms, and what health ...
The haboob was followed by severe thunderstorms that ripped through Phoenix, leaving behind downed trees, wind damage and ...
Stunning images show expansive plumes descending on the Phoenix metro area and the city's international airport.
After a very slow start to this year’s monsoon season, metro Phoenix has finally seen some storms this week — including a big ...
Incredible images out Arizona show a large dust storm blanketing parts of the state. What is a haboob, and could it happen in ...
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