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I know that Dust devils occur on the microscale in meteorology, however, every single "biggest of the big" Dust devils that I have witnessed were spinning cycloncially. Maybe something going on with a larger scale thermal process in Eastern WA when conditions are favorable? Smaller dust devils are a...

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