"Dust Devil" in Chaves: see images and videos of the whirlwind that lifted ashes
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"Dust Devil" in Chaves: see images and videos of the whirlwind that lifted ashes

RFM31 August 2026 at 13:20

A dust and ash whirlwind formed in Chaves and surprised those who were at the location, with images of the phenomenon circulating quickly on social media.

The phenomenon, known as the "Dust Devil", lifted ashes and dust during its passage, creating a visual spectacle that caught the attention of many users.

The captured images and videos show the moment when the whirlwind formed and moved through the area, and can be viewed on social media.

The article invites readers to discover what the "Dust Devil" is and the reasons that explain its formation, suggesting that it is a common meteorological phenomenon under certain conditions.

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