US: Several Dust Devils Sweep Through Southern Colorado

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US: Several Dust Devils Sweep Through Southern Colorado

Several dust devils were spotted in Alamosa, southern Colorado, on Thursday, May 14.

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  • 2026/5/16 11:57:19
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  • 2026 at about 17:20h, US Video Recording Date/Time: May 14, NOTE: 2 clips Video Location: Alamosa, Colorado

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