'You can't even see out here.' Here's what the dust storm looks like in El Paso and New Mexico
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A dust storm with wind gusts forecast as high as 65 mph changed the color of the sky and reduced visibility in the region Tuesday afternoon. The National Weather Service El Paso issued a high-wind warning until 8 p.m. Tuesday for far West Texas and Doña Ana County and southern Otero County in New Mexico. The NWS said sustained winds could range from 35 to 45 mph and wind gusts could reach 65 mph.
Residents are urged to use caution, especially as they drive. Damage to trees, homes, and other buildings is possible. Here's what the scene looks like across the Borderland...READ FURTHER FROM THE SOURCE
Residents are urged to use caution, especially as they drive. Damage to trees, homes, and other buildings is possible. Here's what the scene looks like across the Borderland...READ FURTHER FROM THE SOURCE
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sand and dust storms
health impacts
disasters
desertification
air pollution