6.7K views · 118 reactions | Check out this impressive dust devil yesterday in Mesa, AZ. Dust devils are quite common and form when the air right at the ground heats up substantially and the air aloft is cool. That causes the air to rise and spin creating a whirlwind that picks up dust and dirt to create a dust devil. They are MUCH weaker than tornadoes and rarely cause damage. Video via Chrystal Presley. | Ed Piotrowski WPDE | Facebook

Cool dust devil (or in this case, sand devil) on the beach in Garden City near the pier. Thanks Marty Hipp! wpde.com/chimein | WPDE ABC15

5.7K views · 127 reactions | A rare dust devil was spotted spinning through a rural area in northeast Britain August 11, 2022, as another heatwave hit the country. Footage filmed by the County Durham & Darlington Fire & Rescue shows the whirlwind blowing over a field following a wildfire in Durham County. The weather phenomenon, which usually happens when it's very warm, is not common in England. (Reuters) | Voice of America | Facebook