Saharan dust is made from sand and mineral particles swept up from 3.5 million square miles of Africa's Sahara Desert. Here's how it affects our sky.

Dust from the Saharan Desert will drift across Alabama this weekend! Find out more about the Saharan Air Layer and what it ...

A thick layer of dust held together over the Atlantic Ocean, and blankets the sky in the U.S. this weekend. We may see vibrant sunsets as a result.

It's Saharan dust season, and the phenomena is causing everything from slightly drier air to breathtaking sunrises and sunsets. Each summer dust that's whipped up from the Saharan Desert in Africa ...

Saharan dust leads to vibrant sunrise and sunsets in and around Greenville, ... WHICH HELP TO FUEL THE STORM. ... The beauty will continue through the week at sunrise and sunset.

A huge plume of dust arriving from the Sahara desert may bring Florida a few days of air pollution, as well as a break from the risk of hurricanes and the chance of brilliant sunsets. The mixed ble… ...

NEW ORLEANS — If you’re looking for a colorful sunrise or sunset next week, you may be in luck.A plume of dust, known as the Saharan Air Layer, will travel across the Atlantic Ocean from ...

Saharan dust gets its of name from where it originates, the Saharan desert. Dust storms there can kick up particles several miles in to the atmospheres and sometimes allows it to drift west with ...

Hazy chestnut, milky white and rosy hues have created magnificent landscapes across the Florida skies during sunrise and sunset recently, but the African dust that's helped create these majestic ...

Dust from the Saharan desert is impacting portions of the tropical Atlantic.This dust is transported thousands of miles and has a key purpose in the early stages of hurricane season.

Saharan dust sunset in Destin, FL (Bob Jeswald, 6/27/2020) ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A recent post on our Weather Watchers Facebook page showcased a beautiful sunset, prompting questions about whether Saharan dust was responsible for the display. While ...