On April 13, Brian Verhoeven shared a captivating video featuring a massive dust devil swirling along Route 66.

In his post, Verhoeven described the encounter as a "bucket list experience," referring to it as an "intercept" of a dust devil during his chase vacation in the United States.

He noted that, despite the lack of thunderstorms during their trip, witnessing the dust devil was an exhilarating alternative.

This footage was filmed and produced 13 April 2024.

On April 13th, Twitter user Brian Verhoeven shared a captivating video featuring a massive dust devil swirling along Route 66.

In his tweet, Verhoeven described the encounter as a "bucket list experience," referring to it as an "intercept" of a dust devil during his chase vacation in the United States. He noted that, despite the lack of thunderstorms during their trip, witnessing the dust devil was an exhilarating alternative.

The accompanying video showcases the dust devil before, during, and after its passage, providing viewers with a mesmerizing glimpse of the natural phenomenon.

Dust devils, also known as stofhoos in Dutch, are whirlwinds characterized by rotating columns of dust and debris. They typically form on hot, dry days when the ground heats up and causes the air above it to rise rapidly, creating a swirling motion.