A powerful storm kicked up a towering wall of dust that rolled through metro Phoenix on Monday, darkening the sky, blinding drivers, knocking out power and grounding flights at one of the nation’s busiest airports. This type of storm, known as a haboob, is produced by a weather front or thunderstorm and typically occurs in flat, arid areas. Heavy rain and wind followed Monday's haboob, delaying flights at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and causing some damage to a terminal roof. More t

HURRICANE HERO: Fox Weather meteorologist Bob Van Dillen heard a woman screaming for help just seconds before he went live on TV while covering Hurricane Helene. With 911 swamped, he didn’t wait — he went in, pried the door open, put her on his back, and saved her himself. "There was no way I was going to watch this lady get taken away by the flood ... we were the only people there. We had to do something." | Fox News