Powerful winds tore through the New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle on Friday, with gusts approaching 100 mph in some places.

NOAA weather satellites captured the haboob’s size and movement from space, seen below highlighted in yellow with NOAA’s dust product, which detects dust and sand-sized particles in the air and ...

Our next storm system is developing over the Deep South and will move into our area by Wednesday afternoon. While the greatest threat for severe weather will remain north of us, we are monitoring ...

which detects dust and sand-sized particles in the air and distinguishes them from clouds. A haboob is an extreme type of dust storm that persists for multiple hours. It’s essentially a wall of ...