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Another plume of Saharan dust and smoke creates hazy skies over the US
Many people across the United States are experiencing a hazy, orange-tinted sky this week, not just from Canadian wildfire smoke but also from an enormous plume of dust traveling across the Atlantic Ocean from the Sahara Desert.
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Houston will have a hot and hazy end to the week as the first plume of Saharan dust this summer arrives. Here's how air ...
A vast cloud of Saharan dust—nearly the size of the lower 48 states —is making its way across the Atlantic and is expected to ...
It’s also fortunate for residents of Florida and other Gulf Coast states — where the National Hurricane Center is monitoring a tropical system that has the potential to develop — as the dust could ...
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Sun Filtered By Dust In Florida As Haboob The Size Of 48 States Approaches The USA giant haboob from the Sahara desert is about to reach the southeastern USA, predicted to hit Texas and Florida on Wednesday ...
Clouds of Saharan dust, originating in North Africa, have made their way across the Alantic Ocean and are impacting states ...
It is typical for dust to move across the Atlantic every year in early summer, WKMG reports. The National Oceanic and ...
Last Saturday’s storm started near Bloomington, Illinois, before traveling northeastward. It was the first such storm of this ...
ABC13 Houston on MSN2d
Saharan dust could return later this week, with potential impacts to the forecast and your healthForecasters anticipate seeing Saharan dust every year, often from April to August, as it is a staple of hurricane season.
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