On rare occasion between the months of July and August, massive sandstorms, also known as a haboobs, roll across the Sonoran Desert in Arizona. Staying ahead of the mile high wall of dust is absolutely terrifying, but it's absolutely necessary to pause for a few fleeting moments to capture breathtaking scenes like this. These haboobs are known for immediately reducing visibility to near zero and are responsible for several accidents a year resulting in numerous injuries and deaths. The challenge begins with predicting if they'll even happen, but being out ahead of them once they grow into these ground scraping sand beasts is an experience like no other.