How do sandstorms stop?

Answer 1

Dust storms occur when fast-moving winds scour surface dirt and transport it across the ground. The term sandstorm usually applies to large quantities of heavier sand being blown by extremely strong winds. Where accumulations or dunes exist in dry climates, sand and dirt is easily picked up and moved horizontally, forming new dunes or accumulating on downwind land and structures.

Answer 2

Sandstorms typically subside when the weather conditions that caused them, such as strong winds and lack of precipitation, come to an end. As the wind weakens or changes direction, the sand particles begin to settle back to the ground. In some cases, the sandstorm may transition into a less severe phenomenon like a dust haze.

Answer 3

You can no more prevent a sandstorm than any other storm

Answer 4

when the wind blows and the dust moves with the air

Answer 5

when the wind stops blowing everything should settle and be back to normal :) :)

Answer 6

You cant really prevent a sandstorm all you can do is save the things that may be damaged in the messing of the natural disaster.