A large wall of dust choked parts of southeastern Arizona Sunday amid severe thunderstorm warnings and intense winds.

Air Quality Meteorologist Jeremy Smith uploaded a timelapse video to X, showing the dust storm sweeping through the Fort Huachuca area.

🌪️ Una gran pared de polvo afectó partes del sureste de Arizona el domingo 13 de julio, en medio de advertencias de tormentas eléctricas severas y vientos intensos.

📹 El meteorólogo de calidad del aire, Jeremy Smith, subió este video timelapse a X mostrando la tormenta de polvo… pic.twitter.com/SSZfyhaBgu

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He said it was drone footage filmed while looking northeast from Sierra Vista.

The National Weather Service (NWS) urged drivers to “pull aside to stay alive” as the haboob approached.

According to the NWS, haboobs are caused by thunderstorm outflow winds and can drastically reduce visibility.