How to Survive a Monster Sandstorm

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1. Few months ago there was a lot of sand coming to the UK from the Sahara desert

2. I'm from Jupiter so you must come from stupiter

3. Meh I was out side with my friends in the pool in Arizona and the the haboob hit and we got under a umbrella and we were laughing and then we just ran out of the haboob and just danced in it. It was a lot of fun

4. i jsut survied getting stoped on my something if you know what i mean
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   right
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   guy

5. This storm is literally so crazy and scary, but on another note, is the voiceover Stefan Johnson??

6. 25 meters? In Saudi Arabia we’ve seen thousands of meters

7. The narrator Sounds like SJohnsonvoiceovers!!

8. This is my favorite

9. It makes me scared

10. Bro there was a sand storm but it was not that strong it was orange and the sun got blocked in Minnesota it was 10 months ago

11. And i am so glad
    I don’t live in
    Arizona❤🎉 2:23

12. Its not a monster
    Sandstorm its a
    Haboob a haboob
    Is a sandstorm

13. Is it alright if we are in a house? Will the sandstorm be strong enough to knock it over? Can we park our car? WILL WE BE SAFE?!

14. Inside the sandstorm is like hell in there

15. I'm I cry sad 😥😭 werinng ⚠🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚓🚓🚓🚓🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛🚛 is super scarey sad I cry 😢😭😰😱 I love you. Good night 🌙 911

16. how to survive a haboob,hmmmmmmm….

17. Wait isn’t a haboob the doje dog

18. Where I am from, this is normal. We just wear masks and closes all our windows.

19. After watching this video can't thank the god enough to make born in India!🙌🏻

20. they look scary

21. Does a haboob happens in the philippines?

22. I was 9yr old when I experienced one, my mom in the car just told me to close all the windows, I followed her command. I'm just grateful it was not quite strong…

23. So basically its a sand tsunami

24. If I saw a haboob I think I will get in my house

25. Me when I see flash: hELP ME me gets on flash: RUN OH MY GOD YOUR FAST but then I hit my head again flash it’s your fault

26. Me when I’m a haboob again: oh I just gotta run forward me hits my head

27. Me when I see a haboob: it’s fine it’s just dust when it gets In my eyes: HELP ME MY EYES ARE DYING

28. ha-boobs

29. Ok In 2020 I lived in south east US and I never experienced a haboob.

30. sandstorms are scary😬😬😬😬

31. evryone going to wrongway

32. When my mom and I sleeping and I woke up annnd there was a lot dust in my house and it was on my face 😂

33. I live in Alaska. I just wanna learn. Am I stupid? I think so. Am I safe? I don’t know 🙂 I mean where I live we have tsunamis, volcanos, earthquakes, ehh ima die one day 🙂

34. When ur in the u.s 😲

35. If a haboob has took over the city stay in your car and try to run away from it and use your car but if a haboob is so deadly then how do you survive it??????????????

36. HERRY UP THERE IS A SANDSTOM AHHHHH

37. I survived haboob two times

38. I was stuck in the Arizona Haboob that hit on July 5, 2011 and was stuck on Maricopa 347 highway headed south bound into the the city of Maricopa just north of Casa Grande. It was life changing. My car became engulfed in utter darkness as to where I couldn't even see the hood of my car looking out the window. I had pulled over and turned the car off to wait out the storm only to realize that being hit by another vehicle coming into the storm from behind was not as concerning as the dust that was filling up the cab of my car. I had the AC vents closed and yet the force of the wind was pushing the respirable particles into the cab of my car which resulted in a slight oxygen depletion. I turned on the dome light inside the cab of my car and was horrified to see that it was filling up with dust so quickly. I noticed that my breathing became slightly shallow and I could feel the grit of sand in my mouth and nostrils. Thankfully, I had a liter of water in the car and took off my shirt, soaked it in water and then wrapped it around my nose and mouth in order to trap the respirable dust particles that posed the biggest threat to my lungs. I was stuck for about an hour and 15 minutes before it passed and was relieved when it was over.

    Now when I see dust storms, I completely avoid them. I will either find a building to go into and/or drive away from the storm not risking any contact whatsoever if I'm out driving when one approaches. People don't realize how deadly they can be. Arizona also has Valley Fever which are tiny respirable virus particles that can kill you over long term infection. Currently, there are no cures for Valley Fever and if you contract it, it could remain dormant for years before exposing symptoms.

39. Used to these, I live in southern Arizona. Just stay inside or find shelter

    Edited: if outside wet ur shirt n cover ur mouth with it to avoid valley fever

40. It looks like the gas from warzone

41. Bro this is very over exaggerated, u get caught on one if these stuff cover ur mouth and nose with ur shirt, try to block dust from ur eyes and ur safe to go, ive been in multiple dust storms, they arent as dangerous as u think

42. What makes kabobs so deadly?

43. Is this that dood that voices over vids on tiktok 💀

44. They ain't dangerous just drive through them

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