Huge dust devil near England, AR. #Weather #DustDevil #Arkansas #Drought #HeatWave
Huge dust devil near England, AR. #Weather #DustDevil #Arkansas #Drought #HeatWave
Good news & bad news, Arkansas.
Bad news: the blob of heat, high pressure, heat dome (whatever we want to call it) is in full force this week.
This will continue to promote well above average temperatures, dry weather and just nasty conditions.
Good news: the blob should break down at the end of thi
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