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Marianne Eloise
Jan 21, 2020

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Huge bush fires have been destroying parts of Australia for weeks, and many areas are desperate for rain.
With promises of storms, some thought that they’d finally be getting some well-needed showers. Along with the severe thunderstorms that were predicted on Sunday night, Australians in New South Wales were brought huge dust storms.
The winds produced by the thunderstorms whipped up dry dust so intensely that some towns went dark in the middle of the day.
People are sharing pictures and videos of the storms on Twitter, and many of the images look practically apocalyptic.
One person tweeted, “When the bureau forecasts rain and this arrives... AGAIN! #fudust #sickofcleaning #whenwillwegetrain”. Luckily, the thick dust clouds have in some areas finally given way to rain, although it’s partly come along with hailstones.
#Duststorm rolled into #Dubbo tonight ahead of a little bit of #rain; not as much #precipitation as we’d like. The… https://t.co/zJuu4lnNYF— Andrew Parsons (@Andrew Parsons) 1579434345
Next time they forecast a storm, I'll know just to assume #duststorm. 3mm of rain since Wednesday and 2 of these si… https://t.co/mkRpGiDyZp— Jason Herbig (@Jason Herbig) 1579429318
Nyngan‘s Grace Behsman took this video of a huge dust storm rolling in as they approached town. Watch til end - sca… https://t.co/0SlnW5ZR1d— Lucy Thackray (@Lucy Thackray) 1579423430
Narromine dust storm - Jan 19th https://t.co/GeFSqby8NY— Mick Harris (@Mick Harris) 1579422565
When the bureau forecasts rain and this arrives... AGAIN! #fudust #sickofcleaning #whenwillwegetrain https://t.co/NHQKkVT7gy— Jen Browning (@Jen Browning) 1579424594
Glad I spent all weekend cleaning. This weather is really testing us! @abcnews https://t.co/q4tRb82xCP— Jen Browning (@Jen Browning) 1579424759
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