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Haboob Possible in the West US Following Winter Storms and Fire Weather Conditions - Vimarsana News

Haboob Possible in the West US Following Winter Storms and Fire Weather Conditions

The wall of dust and debris can result in road accidents due to impaired visibility caused by Haboob.

Massive Dust Storm in Iraq Causes Dozens of People to be Hospitalized due to Respiratory Problems - Vimarsana News

Massive Dust Storm in Iraq Causes Dozens of People to be Hospitalized due to Respiratory Problems

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

Skies Turned Orange as Dust Storm from Sahara Spreads to Spain, Across Europe - Vimarsana News

Skies Turned Orange as Dust Storm from Sahara Spreads to Spain, Across Europe

The Saharan dust storm has made it hard for Europeans to breathe due to widespread sand and dirt. Dust storm from the Sahara Desert in Africa has covered Europe with its swirling air of thick sand and dirt.

Super Sandstorm Reoccurred in North China After 10 Years. What Could be the Reason For This? - Vimarsana News

Super Sandstorm Reoccurred in North China After 10 Years. What Could be the Reason For This?

There has recently been a recurrence of sandstorms in North China after more than a decade without this event. The sandstorms impacted a region of nearly 3.8 million square kilometers between March 14-17.

At Least 6 Dead as Brazil Suffers From Powerful Sandstorms Due to Severe Drought - Vimarsana News

At Least 6 Dead as Brazil Suffers From Powerful Sandstorms Due to Severe Drought

Local media said sandstorms that are unexpectedly powerful have claimed the lives of at least six people in Sao Paulo in recent weeks. This sandstorm was triggered by severe drought in southeastern Brazil. This country is experiencing its most impactful drought in 91 years and this has led to a very low water level in hydroelectric reserves in the central-west and southern parts of the country.