A haboob is a dust storm that appears like an advancing wall of dust and debris that can be several thousand feet high and ...

An onlooker captured the moment a haboob, or a large of wall of dust, painted a brown streak across a gloomy skyline in Pecos ...

A huge dust storm, which has made its way from the Sahara Desert, is set to engulf Florida and other parts of the US, with experts predicting it could be the size of 48 states ...

After a dry winter and spring, there's a lot of dust waiting for the first monsoon wind storm, a phenomenon known as a haboob.

The El Paso and Las Cruces region experienced a strong dust storm known as a haboob on Sunday evening, June 15, the National ...

A massive dust storm that came from the Sahara Desert, sometimes known as a 'haboob', that came from the east is going to hit the US coast ...

A large wall of dust, called a haboob, moved through El Paso on Sunday, June 15, with many capturing images of a hazy, ominous skyline.

ABC-7 viewer Edgardo Mireles sent in video of a haboob entering the Borderland on Monday afternoon. You can watch the storm blow into El Paso in the video above.

A haboob is an extreme type of dust storm that persists for multiple hours. It’s essentially a wall of dust and debris that can grow up to 5,000 feet tall as it’s blown forward by strong winds.

The largest haboob in recent memory hit the Valley on July 5, 2011. The cloud of dust climbed a mile into the air and stretched for 100 miles, smothering the Phoenix metro region.

A massive dust storm buried parts of New Mexico and Texas in airborne smut Monday morning, shutting down highways and leaving nearly 900,000 residents trapped in a potentially deadly cloud.