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None of it has been contained. no injuries have been reported so far. officials in lebanon have warned the public to stay well clear of the port of beirut, after some parts of huge grain silos collapsed on sunday, sparking fears that the whole lot could come down any minute. wendy urquhart reports. this is the moment part of the 48 metre high structure hit the ground, causing a huge dust cloud that spread to 1500 metres from the port of beirut. translation: i metres from the port of beirut. tran...

As wendy urquhart reports. this is the moment part of the 48—metre high structure hit the ground, causing a huge dust cloud that spread to 1,500 metres from the port of beirut. translation: | live in front of the silos, | and we were on the balcony, when suddenly parts collapsed, and the thick dust cover the area. but thank god we were not affected, as the wind was blowing from the other direction. the silos caught fire nearly three weeks ago, afterfermenting grain ignited in the searing heat ...

The rare dust storm caused a massive pileup of vehicles along Interstate 90 west of Hardin, Montana.

Six people were killed, including three children in last Friday’s massive pile-up on Interstate 90 near Hardin. Eleven people were wounded and three have critical injuries.

5/12/2011: Dust, driven by the wind, can infiltrate windows, nostrils, and doors. Whirling, whipping winds began stirring on May 9, 1934, in Canada’s Great Plains, lifting Saskatchewan dust into the air. The wind blew into Eastern Montana and western North Dakota. The dry soil in Williston went airborne, swept aloft by gale-force winds across the Dakota landscape. The wind blew for 24 hours non-stop. Thus began the “dust storm of the century” on May 9th and 10th.

The heat has arrived early and so has the dust from the Sahara.

A hazy African dust cloud from the Sahara Desert has reached the Atlantic Ocean and could reach the Gulf Coast, including Louisiana, by the weekend.

The heat has arrived early and so has the dust from the Sahara.

Gentle giant. it is a giant, but its gentle. its not spewing out fire balls or radiation. its not very active. its mild. which i think is good for us. we dont want to have a neighbor thats constantly spewing out solar flares. >> yeah. i guess thats what i can take comfort in. that will help my nightmares be less of the black hole trying to eat me. if its a hot, skip, and a jump away, why did it take so long to discover and photograph? >> well, at the center of our galaxy, its coupled with dust c...

Most parts of the Middle East country have been affected by the dust storm, which started in recent days.