While "red dust tornadoes" is a specific term that's not commonly used in scientific literature, the planet that most closely fits that description is Mars. Here's why:

* Red Dust: Mars is known for its rusty-red surface, primarily due to iron oxide (rust). This red dust is abundant and easily whipped up by winds.

* Tornadoes: Mars experiences powerful dust devils, which are similar to tornadoes but not as intense. These swirling columns of dust can reach high into the atmosphere and leave behind distinctive tracks on the Martian surface.

While other planets have dust storms, Mars stands out for its reddish dust and the prevalence of dust devils. Other planets with dust storms include:

* Venus: Its thick atmosphere and high surface temperature create powerful dust storms.

* Saturn: Its moon Titan experiences methane-based dust storms.

However, these storms are not typically associated with the same reddish hue as Martian dust devils.