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A dust devil was seen swirling in a field in Saskatoon, Canada, on Saturday, May 13. Video https://twitter.com/gunjansinha2017/status/1657542753754988544 shared to Twitter by Gunjan Sinha shows the large twister sending dirt into the sky as cars drive by. "This place is slowly turning into a desert. We need rain, not heat and wind!" Sinha's said in his caption. Dust devils typically form during clear skies and light wind, which creates the unstable condition of surface areas becoming much warmer than the air above it, https://www.weather.gov/fgz/DustDevil#:~:text=These%20dust%2Dfilled%20vortices%2C%20created,a%20few%20minutes%20before%20dissipating according to the National Weather Service. (Footage by Gunjan Sinha/Storyful via Getty Images UGC)