Wild video captured a massive dust storm known as a “haboob” that caused car crashes, shut down major highways and left the ...

Earthquake strikes Magee, Mississippi on same day as tornadoes ravage region A haboob, derived from Arabic term "habb" which means to blow, was originally used to describe "wind or sandstorms ...

Derived from haab, which means wind or blow in Arabic, haboobs are common in arid, desert regions such as the Sahara, the Arabian Peninsula, North Africa and Mexico's Sonora Desert. This kind of dust ...

Consuelos and Kelly Ripa discussed a new "haboob" dust storm, with Consuelos chuckling after saying the word multiple times — and even pluralizing it at one point.

"Haboob" is an Arabic word that translates to "big, blasting winds," explained Andrew Deemer, a meteorologist from the National Weather Service in Phoenix and former linguist. The Arizona ...

Derived from haab, which means wind or blow in Arabic, haboobs are common in arid, desert regions such as the Sahara, the Arabian Peninsula, North Africa and Mexico's Sonora Desert. This kind of ...

A haboob, derived from Arabic term "habb" which means to blow, was originally used to describe "wind or sandstorms" that occurred in central and northern Sudan, which averages about 24 a year ...