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Showing posts with label Death Valley National Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Death Valley National Park. Show all posts
Monday, February 5, 2018
That moment when you realize Superbowl and Superb Owl use the same letters... | Death Valley National Park
That moment when you realize Superbowl and Superb Owl use the same letters...
Listen on spring nights around brushlands for the low, drawn-out hoot of the long-eared owl. It can sometimes be heard almost a mile away!
Do you know someone with a strong voice like a long-eared owl? (NPS photo)
Sunday, September 3, 2017
Haboob
From Death Valley National Park:
Haboobs, or intense dust storms, can happen during monsoon season! These dust clouds can be thousands of feet high and drastically reduce visibility. This can be dangerous for travelers! What do you do if you're caught in a haboob?
Pull your vehicle off the pavement and onto the shoulder. Stop the car and turn off the lights. Make sure your tail lights are not illuminated. Rear end collisions can occur during dust storms because motorists think they are following the lights of a moving car. Instead, they end up colliding into the back of a parked vehicle along the side of the road.
Learn more from the National Weather Service:http://www.nws.noaa.gov/ airquality/dust_storm.shtml
Travel safely!
#Haboob #DeathValley #NationalPark #California #CA
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Haboobs, or intense dust storms, can happen during monsoon season! These dust clouds can be thousands of feet high and drastically reduce visibility. This can be dangerous for travelers! What do you do if you're caught in a haboob?
Pull your vehicle off the pavement and onto the shoulder. Stop the car and turn off the lights. Make sure your tail lights are not illuminated. Rear end collisions can occur during dust storms because motorists think they are following the lights of a moving car. Instead, they end up colliding into the back of a parked vehicle along the side of the road.
Learn more from the National Weather Service:http://www.nws.noaa.gov/
Travel safely!
#Haboob #DeathValley #NationalPark #California #CA
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