How Do Massive Dust Storms Form?
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Dust could close down I-10 near New Mexico; blowing dust also possible between Tucson and Phoenix.
Stretch was closed most of Friday due to the danger of low visibility.
Officials hope an "environmental glue" will cap the farm field that's being blamed.
More information
- State still seeking reimbursement for I-10 dust problems, inspecting 640-acre farm
- Arizona: Progress made to keep I-10 dust down near San Simon
- I-10 east of Tucson has reopened
- 6 killed in 25-vehicle pileup at New Mexico-Arizona line
- Arizona to install dust detection warning zone on I-10 north of Tucson
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