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

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.

Checkout this dust storm hitting El Paso, as captured by Heidi Withrow, and blanketing the skies. The haboob, caused by ...

At 7:27 PM, a wall of dust was observed south of White Sands National Park to El Paso. Since the original advisory issued, the dust storm has since slowed down. It is now moving west at 30 miles ...

Gill, a member of the faculty at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), was waiting to see whether this dusty day would swirl into a full-blown dust storm, in which visibility is less than a ...

This video shows the area near the Texas–New Mexico border on Tuesday, June 10, engulfed in dust as a line of thunderstorms ...

A large wall of dust, or a haboob, painted a brown streak across a gloomy skyline in West Texas earlier this week. Juan Cisneros captured the exact moment when the dust, driven by strong winds ...

New research shows that unplanted agricultural lands are behind most of the state’s anthropogenic dust events.

Better moisture and storm dynamics will be to the east of El Paso tonight, producing showers and storms. We can't rule out some gusty winds producing some blowing dust in spots.

Thunderstorms may kick up dust due to strong winds ... the National Weather Service added. Chances for storms increase throughout the weekend, with El Paso having a 45% chance of showers on ...

The Midland-Odessa area has seen a bit of rain and a bit of hail in recent days, but still nothing like other areas like ...

Haboobs, another term for intense dust storms, can occur anywhere in the U.S., but are most common in the Southwest. Dusty El Paso, Texas, has seen 10 just this year, according to Inside Climate News.