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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0_eR0PmDXfs (you can fast forward to 1:00)

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Describe the most destructive (to land, not including deaths of humans). (Date, location, death toll, destruction estimate, time needed to recover, etc.) 

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Describe the most destructive (to land, not including deaths of humans). (Date, location, death toll, destruction estimate, time needed to recover, etc.) 

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The most destructive dust storm was "Black Sunday" it happened April 14, 1935. It was located in the Great Plains States. The death toll was a total of 17 people. It  Displaced about 300 million tons of topsoil, which was the destruction estimate. It took about 10 years to recover from the "Black Sunday" dust storm.

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How often do these storms happen? Is there a certain time of year? 

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How often do these storms happen? Is there a certain time of year? 

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Dust storms occur frequently, but they are unpredictable. Dust storms usually arrive without warning in advance, in the form of a big wall of dust and debris.

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On August 22, 2016 a dust storm swept through Phoenix, Arizona. While there was no destruction or deaths, it did cause a major inconvenience at the Sky Harbor Airport. Visibility at SHA was reduced to a quater mile with winds gusting at 60 mph, delaying 16 flights that day.

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Dust storms can occur any place where there is wind and exposed dirt like a desert. The most common places are dry and arid regions such as Africa's Sahara desert and the Asian Gobi desert.

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Dust storms are caused by strong winds blowing over loose soil or sand, and picking up so much of that material that visibility is greatly reduced.

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Black Sunday
(Black Blizzard)
Date: April 14, 1935
Location: Great Plains States
Death Toll: 17
Destruction: Displaced 300 million tons of topsoil
Time to Recover: Around 10 years

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Is there a ranking system or a scale that measures the storm?

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Is there a ranking system or a scale that measures the storm?

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Beaufort wind scale measures the wind knots, which would be equivalent to miles per hour, and classification of the storm and also states whether the storm took place over water or land

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A dust storm is a strong, turbulent wind that carries clouds of fine dust, soil, and sand over a large area.