These are the words I heard after flipping on The Weather Channel.
I kept hearing them talk about boobs. I was thinking what are they talking about?
Actually they were talking about haboobs. A weather term referring to a dust cloud. phoenix.about.com
It was funnier when I heard the girl say boobs were coming my way. lol


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Lol...to funny
Virga is rain that evaporates before it hits the ground but in Spanish slang verga is a dick.
Lol.....shadow what does De' jugo say in Spanish ?
Who's boobs?
mammatocumulus (meaning "mammary cloud" or "breast cloud")
Photo.
I love when big boobs come my way and slap my face
Somewhat related: On the broad subject of boobs in weather and the atmosphere, I once read about an ancient civilization that recognized a constellation named, "Woman Weaving Clouds." I distinctly remember the article showing a picture of a woman sitting on the ground with her legs folded, weaving, and clouds were appearing and then floating away. Why I'm mentioning this is because the woman was discernibly topless, showing her ample boobage. I've tried to find an example, with photo on the internet, but I can't anything on line.
Is anyone out there into astronomy, that would care to look this up?
@ Shadow: Interesting subject. The clouds look more like ping pong balls, but nonetheless, I just copied that photo to my profile pics.
I'm currently reading Sacred Mushroom & Cross by John M. Allegro. This book deals with etymology, a lot. Basically, all Indo-European & Semitic languages stem from Summerian and most root words deal with penis, vagina, tits, and ass.
I actually drove thru a big haboob yesterday on my way home. I wish I had been driving my dick thru some big boobs instead. Lol.
The science of boobology has come a long way.
That is habooboobology
@ gator: Gesundheit !
Those boobie clouds were kewel
The haboob looks like The Smoke Monster
I wonder if any of the weather reporters in this video ever had the occasion to report haboobs?
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