'Dust devil' spins through London park
Summary
A small whirlwind called a dust devil appeared in Greenwich Park, London, on a sunny Sunday. It moved through the park, causing people to get up from their picnics and react to the swirling dust and hay.Key Facts
- The event happened in Greenwich Park, located in south-east London.
- A dust devil is a small whirlwind that forms on warm, sunny days.
- Dust devils are visible because they pick up dust, hay, or other light materials.
- People in the park on Sunday noticed the dust devil and moved away from it.
- The footage of the dust devil was recorded and shared with the public.
- Dust devils are different from tornadoes; they are usually smaller and less dangerous.
- The dust devil spun around in the open green space where people were having picnics.
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