US: Dust Storms Slam Texas and New Mexico, Causing Travel Hazardous

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US: Dust Storms Slam Texas and New Mexico, Causing Travel Hazardous

Powerful winds whipped up dust storms across Texas and New Mexico on Monday, March 3, reducing visibility and forcing highway closures. A dust storm warning and a blowing dust advisory were in effect in the area.

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  • 2025/3/05 08:42:23
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  • 2025 at about 11:00h, El Paso, Texas, NOTE: Looped video Video Location: Franklin Mountains, US Video Recording Date/Time: March 3

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