Sandstorms usually develop in dry air masses. Hurricanes depend on large amounts of moist air to maintain their strength. If these two were to meet the dry air would be entrained into the hurricane, causing it to weaken. Some sand and dust may mix with the rain, forming somewhat muddy rain.
A sandstorm is usually in sandy area like deserts, while hurricane come near water like in Florida.
Knowing that a blizzard is usually in freezing temperatures and sandstorms are in warm to hot temperatures, they would never mix. So the question is in correct and could never happen. But in the impossible accurence, the sandstorm would win because the heat from the sand would melt the snow and would make clumps of wet sand.
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No. While a tornado can occur within the storm bands of a hurricane they can't exactly mix as they occur on entirely different scales.
In terms of energy output an earthquake is the most powerful.
During sandstorms, the wind will pick up particles of dust that is loose and can be blown for thousands of miles. The visibility during a sandstorm can be zero.
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The Hurricane will weaken.
Hurricane is a violent tropical storm. In a hurricane winds spiral round very rapidly.
It goes in a turbulence with the hurricane. Best I got.
They will most likely merge into a single, larger hurricane.