A major dust storm estimated to be 3,000-foot high swept through Arizona on Wednesday night, with near-zero visibility reported in some areas.
A dust storm warning was in place in Phoenix until 9:00pm local time, but other areas were affected earlier -- with trailers thrown off their foundations in Eloy, southeast of Phoenix, according to KPHO-TV.
The Pinal County Sheriff's Office said a barn had also been blown away in the storm.
The storm came after at least one person was killed and several others injured in October after a dust storm caused massive car pileups on an Arizona interstate road.
The National Weather Service says a dust storm warning is issued when strong winds blow large amounts of dust or sand, substantially reducing visibility to less than a quarter-mile.
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