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A massive dust storm warning hit Arizona’s Maricopa and Pinal counties on July 15th, with visibility plunging to under a quarter mile and winds roaring over 40 mph—making driving a deadly gamble. These intense haboobs, born from monsoon thunderstorms, whip up walls of dust that can stretch for miles. The National Weather Service issued a blunt “Pull Aside, Stay Alive” directive: slow down, get off the road, turn off headlights, and wait it out inside your car. The storm’s main force passed quickly, but lingering dust and reduced visibility could linger for hours. A stark reminder of nature’s raw power—and why knowing safety steps can save lives when the weather throws a curveball.

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