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the review of la fuerza del destino capitulo 84 Dust storms hit parts of Phoenix, Arizona, United States (U.S.) on Wednesday, July 6 yesterday. This storm made ​​a direct pitch dark Arizona sky, plus power supplies are interrupted more difficult for residents when a storm occurs.

Based on radar data from the U.S. national weather agency, the dust storm was reported to form a wall which reaches a height of eight to 10 thousand feet. Immediately after the storm hit the city in a state of complete darkness conditions. So reported the Daily Mail, Thursday (07/07/2011).

Visibility was limited and forced airlines reported delays as well as causing a falling tree. Thousands of residents were forced to use emergency lighting, uninterruptible power supplies after the storm hit.

The storm also called Haboobs is common in dry areas. Generally, U.S. territories that are often hit by hurricanes this is Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. Wind speed of haboobs usually reaches 20 to 30 miles per hour.

However, ordinary citizens have to face a storm like this. They still perform daily activities in general, because of the devastation wrought by the storm is not too severe.

After the storm passed, the city looks dirty due to dust buildup. Cars owned by residents seemed filled with dust. They were forced to clean the dust caused by the storm.

Although relatively safe, some areas of the Phoenix is currently applied to the status of a thunderstorm hazard. But the warning did not last long and unplugged at night.

These dust storms are part of the monsoon storm season that starts in mid-June and ends in September.