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Chances of rain increase toward the afternoon, with the possibility of gusty winds and blowing dust. Here's the forecast in metro Phoenix.

“Light amounts” of Saharan dust were predicted to move into South and Central Texas from June 29 to July 2, bringing hazy skies to Texas.

Saharan dust is actually simply a cloud of dust from the Saharan desert that travels across the Atlantic Ocean to South Florida. “It is a normal situation.

Saharan dust is expected to hit the Texas Gulf Coast by Sunday, becoming the most irritating to sensitive eyes and noses by early next week.

Saharan Dust is set to arrive across South Florida on Friday and linger through this weekend.