A thick cloud of Saharan dust has drifted into South Florida, creating hazy skies and coating cars in a fine layer of dust. While most of the dust is suspended above ground level, limiting serious ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Florida's sunrises and sunsets already are some of the best in the world. They'll be even better this week as a massive plume of Saharan dust settles across the region. It ...

A satellite loop of the tropical Atlantic Ocean on Saturday, July 8, 2023. One cloud of Saharan dust had reached South Florida, while another expansive dust cloud was traveling across the ...

The dust cloud has already drifted into the Caribbean. The National Weather Service for San Juan, Puerto Rico, stated on X that "peak concentrations" of the dust were expected to arrive midday on ...

Topline A large dust cloud headed for Florida could worsen air quality and lessen rainfall across the southeastern United States this weekend, but it could also lead to more vivid sunsets and ...

A large Sahara dust cloud is stretching across the Caribbean toward the US. It’s the most significant dust event of the year so far, according to meteorologists. Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi ...

The dust mass, which forms in the Sahara Desert in northern Africa and blows thousands of miles across the Atlantic Ocean, is forecast to arrive in Florida this week.

The Brief A large Sahara dust cloud is stretching across the Caribbean toward the US. It’s the most significant dust event of the year so far, according to meteorologists. Florida, Louisiana ...

A large Sahara dust cloud is stretching across the Caribbean toward the US. It’s the most significant dust event of the year so far, according to meteorologists. Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi ...

Amassive cloud of dust that has traveled thousands of miles from the Sahara Desert is expected to reach Florida as early as the afternoon of June 4 before spreading through the Gulf Coast and ...

"Godzilla" dust cloud from Sahara blankets parts of U.S. What's been called the most significant dust cloud in 50 years has now shrouded the U.S. Gulf Coast in a thick, dusty haze.