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    Posted August 11, 2012 by
    chopperrose
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    Phoenix, Arizona
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    Dust storm moves through Phoenix

    By chopperrose  |  Posted August 11, 2012  |  Phoenix, Arizona
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     chopperrose is a helicopter reporter and says that this dust storm was just one of several that hit Phoenix, Arizona on August 11. She says being in the air gives you a totally different perspective of the dust storm. 'The massive wall of dust spread from one end of the Valley to the other and looked like it was more than 60 miles long and several thousand feet high,' she said.
    - Jareen, CNN iReport producer

    A massive wall of dust moved through Phoenix, Arizona today. This is one of several dust storms I covered from up above in a helicopter with Pilot Scott Clifton this past month. This one was very impressive stretching at least 60 miles long and 3,000 feet high in some areas.

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