This large dust devil was spotted swirling over Reno, Nevada, on Sunday. Even though they look like tornadoes, they’re not real, and they’re less dangerous. https://bit.ly/33HReND | AccuWeather

Check out this impressive Dust Devil captured near Hay, NSW, this afternoon by HSC follower Rhoul. With significant heat and atmospheric instability across the region, it’s likely several more Dust Devils developed across parts of Victoria and New South Wales today. While these features are known by many names — including Willy Willy which is the Australian indigenous term, Whirlwind, dust whirl or c*** eyed Bob, we’ll run with the recognised meteorological and scientific term, Dust Devil if tha

Dust Devils are so cool (from this distance!) This fascinating wind phenomenon occurs when cold air in the upper atmosphere reacts with with warm air close to the ground and creates a vortex. Seldom do we ever see one this defined though! | WeatherSpy