Dust Devil vs Fire from a flame stack

Unlike tornadoes, dust devils are not related to mesocyclones and supercell thunderstorms. They form as a swirling updraft under sunny conditions during fair weather, but sometimes they can pose a threat to both people and properties [📹 Josh VerStandig]

If I was there…

Same energy.

Double rainbow after the storm

Even though smaller than tornadoes, dust devils can still be quite destructive as they lift dust and other debris into the air. This is what happened at the Parookaville Festival in Weeze, Germany

Dust devils form when hot air near the surface rises quickly through cooler air above forming an updraft, as it rises it stretches vertically and narrows, intensifying any spinning present due to conservation of angular momentum.

Wind speeds in dust devils can reach 100 km/h. Even though smaller than tornadoes, they can still be destructive as they lift dust and other debris into the air. This is what happened in Jacksonville, FL on May 15

Kinda a firenado

Incredible drone footage flying over a volcano and lava flows at night, captured by Iceland Aerials.

It was pretty interesting at first, but when it fully merged and the flames shot up to the clouds, that’s when it became interesting.. Surprised this isn’t the plot of a SiFi movie yet.