Massive moment dust torturing especially through the American state of Arizona

A massive dust storm swept into certain parts of the American state of Arizona.

The thick wall of black dust in the county of Pinal was transported by stormy winds – a phenomenon known as Haboob, according to the National Weather Service.

The term haboob comes from Arabic and refers to a “strong wind” or “scabies”.

In the United States, they are the most common in the southwest.