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Must-See: Fire Tornado
September 18, 2012
An Australian filmmaker was in the right place at the right time to shoot this incredible 90-foot-tall fire tornado. He says it sounded like a fighter jet, despite there being no wind in the Alice Springs area.
The biggest dust storm in living memory rolls into Phoenix, Arizona, on July 5, 2011, reducing visibility to zero. Desert thunderstorms kicked up the mile-high wall of dust and sand.
Photograph by Daniel Bryant
Tumbleweeds catch in the furrows of an unplanted cotton field near Brownfield, southwest of Lubbock, Texas. High winds and a record-breaking heat wave led to damaging erosion, says Buzz Cooper, who runs a cotton gin nearby. “It was just like a hot fan in an oven,” he says.
Photograph by Robb Kendrick
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Sun 30 Sep, 2012 08:14 am
@msolga,
I was going to post a pic of last year's haboob here, but I've never seen that particular image, misolga. Awesome!
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A thunderstorm appears to be on a collision course with a crescent moon in this photo of the Kansas sky
Photograph by Joel Sartore, National Geographic
The setting sun highlights a thunderstorm near Port Hedland, Western Australia, 26 February 2009. Gusts of 93 km/h were recorded. Photograph: KATIE DAVIS/ Australian Weather Calendar
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