dust bowl

Certainly the kind of thing you would expect to find in a dust bowl.

What does one do after walking into a nuclear dust bowl?

Parts of the development went from dust bowl to green valley.

On the other side was another dust bowl identical to the last.

Clearly this is a dust bowl, or worse, in the making.

The book also talked about the problems they faced on their way to California including the dust bowl.

Think back 15 years ago - this was a dust bowl."

What used to be green is a dust bowl.

The rest of the place was a dust bowl. '

It is a dust bowl of a town off the highway to Tijuana.

By 1934, the plains had been turned to a Dust Bowl.

She leaned forward to put more dirt in the dust bowl, which had cooled.

The Dust Bowl was said to be a result of their fights.

Two days of dry weather and it's the dust bowl again," he said.

Published in 1944, it is a novel about the Dust Bowl.

Farming in the area was severely impacted by the dust bowl.

During the dust bowl his family moved to Benson, Arizona.

Arizona's last major drought came in the Dust Bowl years of 1933-34.

A hundred thousand troops in one place gave you a mud pit or a dust bowl, take your choice.

Since 1901, only the Dust Bowl era summer of 1936 was hotter.

For instance, could another Dust Bowl or an even worse drought be in the nation's future?

"I'm no longer rusticating in that damned dust bowl, am I?"

The Dust Bowl has been identified as the "most extreme natural event in 350 years".

What happened to those who stayed put during the 1930s Dust Bowl.

Around 1930 his family fled the Dust Bowl for California.