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A rare dust devil formed directly over the lava field of Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on Monday, whipping up ash and debris in a swirling column. The phenomenon was triggered when superheated air rising from the lava clashed with cooler air above.
Dust devil spins to life above Kilauea's lava field in stunning display
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