We did a bit of things before noon and after lunch we watched the Charlie Freak replay about the Freemasons and their story and how so much was tampered in the Bible both Old and New Testaments. And to add to the shack up the video provided we got to experience a dust storm like we never had before since I lived here since Nov 1985. If you've heard of "haboobs" they are big dust storms usually experience in deserts like in Saudi Arabia and Phoenix, AZ has been known to get them and last year Tucson had one. I live in SE Cochise County and this county borders New Mexico. So yesterday the storm that came through NM hit northern Cochise County and the pictures provide what it looked like. We didn't get the big wall affect but the skies turned dusty, wind picked up and rain, thunder and lightning followed.

Haboobs are common during the summer in the southwestern states. Summer thunderstorms create conditions that will spawn a haboob. The monsoons in Tucson create strong winds and heavy rain, but the winds do not have enough room to create a haboob. Phoenix has 1 to 3 Arizona haboobs every year.