Watch: Dust turns skies eerie red over Dallas as 60-mph winds blast metroplex
DALLAS – A ferocious dust storm turned skies an eerie dark orange Tuesday afternoon over the Dallas -Fort Worth Metroplex area. Wind gusts as strong as 60 mph have been recorded in the area as a massive storm sweeps across the southern Plains and South with strong winds and severe weather.
Wild video captured a massive dust storm known as a “haboob” that caused car crashes, shut down major highways and left the ...
Strong wind gusts to near 50 mph will cause blowing dust and an increased wildfire threat Tuesday. DALLAS — After a chance of severe storms early Tuesday morning, strong winds will cause blowing dust ...
-A band of snow, or rain mixed with snow, will also stretch from Nebraska to Iowa, northern Illinois, southern Michigan, ...
Fox News 4 Fort Worth set up a time-lapse video from their offices, capturing the red dust moving into and settling over the city in a creepy video. The video has gained viral attention since it was ...
Tens of millions of people across the central and southern US are at risk Tuesday of severe thunderstorms and tornadoes and ...
A massive haboob dust storm caused widespread chaos in Dallas this week, reducing visibility, triggering car crashes, and leaving the area blanketed in an eerie red fog.
The dust storms, known as haboobs, and the high-speed wind gusts that fuel its movement made "travel hazardous" across the central and southern Plains on Monday afternoon, The National Weather ...
A severe storm threatens North Texas, bringing tornado and hail risks, a large dust storm (haboob) clouds West Texas and fire ...
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