A powerful dust storm that surged across northern Mexico over the weekend was so vast it was clearly visible from space, as ...

On April 19, two National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration weather satellites snapped footage of an immense dust storm ...

GOES-18 is part of a network of satellites that enable meteorologists to accurately monitor and forecast local weather events that impact public safety, among them thunderstorms, tornadoes, hurricanes ...

Aerial footage captured a massive dust storm sweeping across Mexico. Timelapse video from the Cooperative Institute for ...

The type of dust storm, known as a “haboob,” caused hazardous weather conditions in Mexico's border region, prompting ...

NOAA's GOES-18 satellite captures a jaw-dropping dust storm tearing through New Mexico, shocking scientists with wave-like winds up to 58 mph.

Earth isn't as extreme as the sci-fi desert planet Arrakis, of Dune fame. But it still hosts some colossal dust storms. On April 19, two National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration weather ...

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico – A massive type of dust storm called a haboob was caught on camera taking over a city in Mexico. Haboobs are dust storms caused by outflow winds from thunderstorms ...

A large dust storm swept through northern Mexico on Saturday, April 19, affecting 15 municipalities in its path. Timelapse satellite imagery from the Cooperative Institute for Research in the ...