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thank god I live in america!!! hate to face that!!!! it almost looks like apainted picture.......

Awesome Pic!!! Did you know that Arizona is the only place in the US that have dust storms like this one! Believe me, they are one of the most amazing things you will ever see. Some times they can reach hurricane force winds and be over a mile wide! Usually have most of them during "monsoon season", which, by the way is now!!!

wow! it looks so unreal!

THE power OF THE GOD lol

i got sand in my asscrack

these, i think, are the ones that were taken by our servicemen over in iraq

tammeeeshca........you are absolutely right!!! some of these were taken by my son........

lkay.......I just wanted to say god bless your son and all of our young men and women over there! I am sure many of them have never faced these type of conditions before. Don't worry though, cause the kids from arizona have, they know what to do to help out. Remember they are all the "best of the best"!!! God Bless!

This looks just like Phoenix, Az. during the monsoon season...marti

wow, that looks sweet......yet scary

instead of standing there they should just run into one of the cars or those boxes.

i made that with my dune buggy

Sand storms occur in USA...live in desert southwest...we get these storms frequently during monsoon season....looks like tidal wave...close the windows lol local news copters get pretty good video of them, much the same as your pics. look frightening, but not so bad.

thank god i dont live there!

dddddddang! unreal!

Just an FYI - there is a good chance that this is in Arizona - I see at least 3 or so sand storms a year here in Phoenix. And yes they look just as scary as that - good fun when your on the roof though!

man those things are vicious we got caught in a minor one in saudi arabia, back in 1998. you cant see a thing, your face is like its on fire, and you feel like your getting shoved over a cliff constantly.