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From Arizona haboobs to Wisconsin’s dusty past

What to know about massive dust storms called haboobs in the U.S. Southwest

Massive walls of dust and debris called haboobs that roll through the Southwest U.S. can be awe-inspiring and terrifying, especially for motorists caught in their path.

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Massive dust storm rolls through Phoenix area

A powerful dust storm — known as a haboob — swept through the Phoenix area on Monday, causing thousands of people to lose electricity.

Yahoo · 1d

Dust Storms: From Arizona haboobs to Wisconsin’s dusty past

A massive haboob hit Phoenix, knocking out power and grounding flights, but dust storms aren’t just a desert threat. Wisconsin once saw Dust Bowl soil darken its skies and coat Lake Michigan beaches.

Tropical wave to emerge off coast of Africa

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Tropical wave to emerge off coast of Africa: NHC

A tropical wave is expected to emerge off the west coast of Africa on Sunday, the National Hurricane Center announced.

USA TODAY · 1d

NHC tracking 3 tropical waves in Pacific, 1 in Atlantic: See tracker

The National Hurricane Center said on Aug. 28 it is keeping tabs on three tropical waves in the Pacific Ocean and one in the Atlantic Ocean.

Palm Beach Post · 1d

Got a minute? NHC tracking new tropical wave. Are there any Florida threats for Labor Day?

Fernand is now a post-tropical cyclone, and NHC has issued its last advisory on the storm. A new tropical wave is expected to move off the coast of Africa Aug. 31. Conditions could support some slow development of the tropical wave as it moves across the Atlantic.

India Today on MSN1d

What you should know about supercell thunderstorms rising across the world

Rising temperatures increase the formation of supercell thunderstorms globally, leaving a devastating impact on the environment, lives, and property of humans.

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11 Powerful Facts About Thunderstorms

Humans can start thunderstorms accidentally. Humans can't control the weather, but our actions can indirectly influence where thunderstorms form.

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Beyond the Barometer: Why it's sometimes not hot enough for storms to form

So why don't thunderstorms form on hot days, even in the late afternoon or early evening? That answer can be found about a mile or so above the Earth's surface at 850mb - the atmospheric cap.

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The science of summer storms - newspressnow.com

Condensation is one of the main steps to the water cycle, but it’s also a key factor in thunderstorm formation. A similar process happens in the atmosphere during the summer.

Colorado weather: Cooler temps continue with afternoon thunderstorms

Coloradans can look forward to cooler temperatures this week as afternoon rain showers and thunderstorms return across the ...

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