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A large sandstorm can occur when strong winds pick up loose sand particles over a wide area, creating a massive swirling cloud of sand. These winds can be caused by weather systems like low-pressure systems or intense heat differentials. The size of a sandstorm can also be influenced by the geographical features of the area, such as flat and arid landscapes that allow winds to gather and disperse sand over long distances.

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