Saharan dust is making its return and moving west across the Atlantic Ocean, arriving earlier than usual this season. The dust is expected to reach portions of the Caribbean and approach Florida next week. These dust outbreaks can often reduce tropical activity in parts of the Atlantic basin.
Saharan Dust Nearing The Sunshine State
A massive plume of Saharan dust is moving west across the Atlantic and Caribbean, with some of that haze expected to approach the west coast of Florida next week. These dust outbreaks are common during the warmer months, especially from late June through mid-August, but they can begin ramping up earlier in the season.
As the dust arrives, Floridians may notice hazy skies, especially during the afternoon. While visibility is not expected to be significantly impacted,…
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