Hallucinating Sand Tsunami at Sea in Australia

Hallucinating Sand Tsunami at Sea in Australia

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Off the coast in the Australian town of Onslow (Pilbarra region) 500 residents saw an exceptional weather phenomenon.

The "sand tsunami" was dazzlingly beautiful and frightening at the same time. This amazing phenomenon of nature is known as a habub.

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Operations in the north of Western Australia are bracing for the arrival of a tropical cyclone, Narelle. which currently continues its progress towards the coastline and is carrying wind gusts of up to 250km/h at its centre.

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I was walking home from taco bell when all a sudden....

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reply to post by WhereIsTheBatman


Imagine if a massive cloud of hallucinogenic dust swept across the country, that was my initial thought going by your title =p

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Imagine if a massive cloud of hallucinogenic dust swept across the country, that was my initial thought going by your title =p

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Imagine if a massive cloud of hallucinogenic dust swept across the country, that was my initial thought going by your title =p

Happens all the time here! I live in central Australia, no more than 10km's from Ayers rock. This is nothing uncommon!

See them 5/6 times a year!

Mods could you delete those last two posts of mine, I don't know what happened but my last post showed up 3 times, and I hadn't even been in the sand

Mods could you delete those last two posts of mine, I don't know what happened but my last post showed up 3 times, and I hadn't even been in the sand

Originally posted by twisted-timothy
Mods could you delete those last two posts of mine, I don't know what happened but my last post showed up 3 times, and I hadn't even been in the sand

try and just click reply just once and it should just post one reply

anyway that dust cloud would freak my out
it looks other worldly dont you think

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I must admit that my heart would miss more than just one beat seeing that monster coming so clearly... I got caught in a couple in the Phoenix area when hauling produce but never got the chance to see the 'front' approaching. I only got the effect while sitting in open lots it seemed. lol... Enough to almost tip an 18 wheeler, parked though.

yes it is quite a common occurance here... anyone that has to report in weather would know this (where is the ozweatherman?)

if visibility is less than 10kms at your station, that could mean disaster for metro areas.

best one I have seen yet was about 5 years ago... came rolling in... sort of looked like a monster. lol

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I'd be sure to get a few breaths.

Originally posted by twisted-timothy
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Imagine if a massive cloud of hallucinogenic dust swept across the country, that was my initial thought going by your title =p

Yeah that is what I thought.
At first I was like
But then I was like

reply to post by zonetripper2065


Nice one or are you serious?

reply to post by DarknStormy


about taco bell or taking a few breaths of a hallucinogenic cloud

reply to post by zonetripper2065


I remember that one. Dad and I were on our way back from Lowes and I looked to the southwest and could not believe my eyes. I got home just in time to squeeze off a few shots of the neighborhood, but nothing like shown in that video. I should build an observation tower in the back yard so I can get a better view of things.

I cant imagine something like that..Ive never been in anything but bad blizzard srtorms that thing would freak me out! peace,sugarcookie1

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Yeah this summer was relatively quiet in comparison