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I got a call to run outside my house at around 8:00pm and that 'it' was probably just about to hit my neighborhood - 'it' was huge... the sky looked like it was having it's curtains closed - every bit of dusk just closed up into a deep black/brown... I jumped into my truck and tried to drive up the street to meet my brother as he was usually walking home from the bus at that time - I couldn't see headlights in front of me until I was probably about 30 feet away from the oncoming car... but at that distance the headlights looked liked flashlights in a snowstorm... ... I wish I had my own video camera and could have shot the sky being eaten up...
Here's some local video:
- Amazing!liamh
- that would be bad if you've left all your windows open right?mydo
- i thought sand storms only happen in the desert.. or does this happen all the time in AZ?e-pill
- arizona IS a desert, dudescarabin
- yes i know that, but that video is a city.. not flat like a desert.. i thought sand storms form b/c..e-pill
- ..nothing stops the wind and you would eventually get a huge storm.. but in a city?e-pill
- how common is it?e-pill
- wow, that looks scary. did you find your brother in time?!sea_sea
- we're surrounded by sand, Eddie... it was what was here before the city existed - it's a desert... with a city in it :)PonyBoy
- and nope!... didn't find my brother... I returned home - he had already gotten there - he looked 'gray' from all the sand in his hairPonyBoy
- his hairPonyBoy
- http://www.youtube.c…locustsloth
- hooly hell. I assume that pedestrians had facemasks on right? Does this event occur spontaneously or is it predictible?k_temp
- predictable?k_temp
- as i said before. can't wait to leave this dirty, polluted, unhealthy shithole.CanHasQBN