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Dust storm

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Search complete. 13 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Dust storm".

Sep 16, 2026

DustinHOST
15:01
From there, after we beat the interview couple, we do head up north and we can either go into Route 112 or there is this little desert that seemed really interesting because I don't think we've also ever encountered a desert before in Pokemon.
DustinHOST
15:17
So I wanted to go over there, but there was a sandstorm that was preventing me from going any further.
DustinHOST
15:24
So I'm wondering what new Pokemon HM we're going to have to use to remove that Sandstorm.
DustinHOST
15:29
Maybe.
DustinHOST
15:29
I wonder if it's called Sandstorm.
ChrisHOST
15:32
That's what I was going to say.
ChrisHOST
15:33
You use Sandstorm to get rid of the Sandstorm.
ChrisHOST
15:36
They cancel each other out.
James T. HarrisHOST
43:59
I'm sorry, audience.
James T. HarrisHOST
44:02
Three separate dust storms, and it was crazy.
James T. HarrisHOST
44:05
And people, you're not paying attention.
James T. HarrisHOST
44:07
When you get caught in a dust storm and you pull to the side of the road, you're not supposed to put on your blinkers.
James T. HarrisHOST
4:48
I'm sorry, audience.
James T. HarrisHOST
4:51
Three separate dust storms, and it was crazy.
James T. HarrisHOST
4:54
And people, you're not paying attention.
James T. HarrisHOST
4:56
When you get caught in a dust storm and you pull to the side of the road, you're not supposed to put on your blinkers.
Gabi HegerlGUEST
5:32
Or when all the crops had, not all the crops, but when a lot of the crops had died.
Gabi HegerlGUEST
5:37
And so there was all this bare soil on the ground, which meant when there was wind, there were dust storms.
Gabi HegerlGUEST
5:45
So people got sick from the dust storms.
Gabi HegerlGUEST
5:48
Yes,
Rebecca Delgado-SmithHOST
5:50
and this process of farming, how did that really contribute? How did the farming contribute to the dust, I guess, you know, the changing of what was there before and how did farming change the way the area kind of like mitigated the dry spells and the wet spells? Yeah.
Gabi HegerlGUEST
6:21
And in the summer it gets brown, but it comes back.
Gabi HegerlGUEST
6:24
So it's kind of a vegetation used to dry and wet periods and that has been adapted to deal with it.
Gabi HegerlGUEST
6:33
But of course, crops are not as um robust and so when they die off then there is just the the soil left and if um if you have a large area of land that has been basically had initially crops on it and then the vegetable the crops died and there was just the bare soil then it's kind of exposed to the wind and the wind can carry the soil away and can cause problems for health for people so there was huge dust storms and people in the in um The people in the capital didn't believe it initially.

Unknown podcast

Sunday Haboob Leaves Phoenix With Dust, Wind and Little Rain

Aug 25 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:02
Sunday night's monsoon activity brought a dramatic wall of dust across metro Phoenix, but very little widespread rainfall.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:09
Strong winds pushed a haboob through the valley during the evening, reducing visibility and prompting a dust storm warning across a large part of the metro area.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:17
Scattered showers and thunderstorms followed in some locations, while many neighborhoods received little or no meaningful rain.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:24
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport recorded only a small amount of precipitation, leaving the city's monsoon total still below normal for this point in the season.

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