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Published 09:33 30 Nov 2015 GMT
Updated 09:34 30 Nov 2015 GMT

They’re more accustomed to extreme weather conditions in Australia, so when a mini-sand tornado formed at the Earthcore dance music festival in Victoria over the weekend, festival goers reacted a little differently to how we might if one was to break out at say, Glastonbury.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRYSdsUOS7o
Clip via SynapticTV
Granted, it didn’t stay for very long, but a lot of people in attendance, perhaps thinking that it was a figment of their imagination for *cough* whatever reason *cough* made the most of it.News

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