Florida will see two massive Saharan dust plumes starting on Saturday. The second larger plume will reach the Florida Panhandle by Wednesday. Saharan dust can help inhibit storm development and ...

Two massive plumes of Saharan dust are making their way toward the Gulf from the Atlantic. The first will reach South Florida by Saturday before scattering. The second plume will reach the Florida ...

Saharan dust is making its way toward Florida, according to the National Weather Service in San Juan, Puerto Rico. This weather phenomenon typically affects the region in the summer.What is ...

A plume of Saharan dust is expected to reach Florida this week. The Saharan Air Layer (SAL) is a mass of dry, dusty air that forms from the Sahara Desert and travels across the Atlantic.

A large plume of Saharan dust, approximately 2,000 miles wide, is moving towards Sarasota-Manatee and is expected to arrive as early as Wednesday, June 3. The dust plume, while large, is not ...

“This is the biggest Saharan dust plume that we've seen so far this year. It is very common to see large plumes of Saharan dust coming across the Atlantic toward the United States in June and ...

Dust clouds form as a result of atmospheric phenomenon known as Saharan Air Layer. Saharan dust clouds form from massive desert dust stirred by tropical waves. Dust plumes grow up to 4km thick ...

A large plume of Saharan dust, approximately 2,000 miles wide, is moving towards Southwest Florida and is expected to arrive this week. The dust, while not uncommon for this time of year ...

It's that time of year when thick clouds of Saharan dust can traverse across the Atlantic and into the Caribbean. And when conditions are right, weather patterns will send that dust towards the ...

A massive plume of Saharan dust about 2,000 miles wide from west to east is headed for Florida. The dust is expected to reach the Gulf Coast, including Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Lee County ...

A plume of dust from the Saharan Desert is expected to sweep across the Gulf Coast this week, bringing hazy skies and reduced air quality to millions from Texas to Florida. While the heaviest ...

The last time Saharan dust made its appearance was at the end of June 2024. It is most active during June, July, and August. So right on time, Saharan dust will return for Friday and Saturday.