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NASA Explains 'Dust Bowl' Drought
This animation illustrates the dust storm caused by the drought in the 1930's.

This is the standard definition version of the Dust Storm animaiton MPEG.    This is the standard definition version of the Dust Storm animaiton MPEG.
Duration: 13.0 seconds
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Animation Number:10034
Completed:2004-03-18
Animator:Susan Twardy (HTSI) (Lead)
Scientist:Siegfried D. Schubert (NASA/GSFC)
Writer:Rani Chohan (NASA/GSFC)
Goddard TV Tape:G2004-020
Keywords:
SVS >> Byrne
SVS >> Drought
SVS >> Earth Science
SVS >> Gonnelli
SVS >> Precipitation
SVS >> Sea Surface Temperature
 
 
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