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The strong cold front that is poised to bring dangerous cold and wind chill values to portions of the Rockies, has now formed a haboob along its leaning edge. A haboob is a wind driven line of dust and sand over a barren area. It is not uncommon to see these occur during the dry months, however, one in the fall is fairly uncommon. It is also a testament to the strong winds associated with a strong cold front. That front looks to impact our region tomorrow.
Cold front that bringing unseasonable temps will push across #WKU tomorrow. @WxOrNotBG @WarrenCountyWX pic.twitter.com/4UTexBGptV
— CHAOS (@wkuCHAOS) November 10, 2014
#Arctic front moving south with blowing dust on the visible satellite image. #gif #weather http://t.co/5TRxWV6GIP
— Brad Panovich (@wxbrad) November 10, 2014
Cold front is now entering the Texas Panhandle with a well developed #Haboob. #lubwx Lubbock arrival ~10pm #txwx pic.twitter.com/RkqhKh9Syr
— NWS Lubbock (@NWSLubbock) November 10, 2014
Impressive front. At 230 pm, 81 deg in Elkart, KS. 250 miles NNW, 24 deg in Akron, CO. A temp drop of 57 deg! pic.twitter.com/oxS0coCoeg
— Jody James (@JLJ63) November 10, 2014
#haboob RT @okmesonet: Mesonet Tech Jon at the Goodwell site shows why the SRAD is blue. Front is on its way. #okwx pic.twitter.com/3WRKHRTOcO
— Kyle Roberts (@KyleWeather) November 10, 2014
#Haboob along arctic front now RT @BrianBledsoe Pic (Nancy Carpio) from Trinidad at 3pm #cowx pic.twitter.com/GgFhYtxMM4
— Eric Fisher (@ericfisher) November 10, 2014