Dust Devils are so cool (from this distance!) This fascinating wind phenomenon occurs when cold air in the upper atmosphere reacts with with warm air close to the ground and creates a vortex. Seldom do we ever see one this defined though! | WeatherSpy

Check out this dust devil that spun by US National Weather Service Albuquerque New Mexico on Thursday! Dust devils form in relatively dry conditions, when sunlight is providing strong heating at the surface. The heated surface produces rolls of air which stretches and begins to spin. #nmwx Video Credit: @Tripacan / Twitter | WeatherNation

Sunud-sunod na Dust Devil sa Zamboanga City | Just AnyTink