What is a “dust storm,” and what causes it?
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A dust storm is a strong, wind-driven event that lifts large amounts of dust and debris into the atmosphere, reducing visibility and affecting air quality. It is caused by high winds picking up loose, dry soil from arid or semi-arid regions, often exacerbated by drought and land degradation.