Sound of 'Vehicles Slamming' as Dust Storm Creates Zero-Visibility Conditions

At least one crash could be heard as blowing dust created https://x.com/NWSAmarillo/status/2033243215319408734 zero-visibility conditions near Quanah, Texas, on Sunday, March 15. Footage recorded by storm chaser Chad Casey shows conditions progressively worsening along Highway 287. In one clip, several cars and trucks drive into a thick wall of orange dust before a large crash is heard. 'Listen to the vehicles slamming into each other. This is bad,' he said https://x.com/WxFanaticCC/status/2033207674871898335 in a post on X . The Texas Department of Transport https://www.facebook.com/TxDOTChildressTexas/posts/pfbid0yDHY7WoCrRXs3HZjk9tnhK2DFSDqCMVsiGCWMSedpVF7uNsi9qmbSpFes2cy6Skl said the blowing dirt forced the southbound highway lane to be temporarily closed. The dust storm affected areas across the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles on Sunday. (Footage by Chad Casey/Storyful via Getty Images UGC)