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Creepy Texas dust storm is like a scene out of ‘Dune’ | Weird But True
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March 9, 2025
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2:27Now PlayingAn intense dust storm known as a "haboob" has turned parts of two states, Texas and New Mexico, into a sci-fi-worthy hellscape. The freaky weather pattern forms suddenly — and without warning. When a thunderstorm collapses in a desert climate, it can kick up a huge wall of dust with zero-visibility and up to 65-mph winds. Join The Post's Andrew Court as he breaks down the latest eeriness, past "haboob" sightings in the Texas panhandle and Kansas, and the much-friendlier "dust devils," in this edition of "Weird But True."
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