What is another word for sandspouts?
Pronunciation: [sˈandspa͡ʊts] (IPA) 
Sandspouts are a natural phenomena that occur when a narrow column of rotating air draws in sand and dust from its surroundings and creates a small vortex. Sandspouts are also known as dust devils, sand devils, or simply as whirlwinds. In some regions, they are referred to as haboobs, which are violent sandstorms that occur in arid regions. They are also called sand tornadoes or dust whirls, which describe their rotating and twisting motion. Other synonyms include sand cyclones, sand twisters, and sand funnels which capture their spiral shape. Regardless of the name, sandspouts can be awe-inspiring but dangerous, so it's important to keep a safe distance when observing them.
