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Facts about Saharan dust While the current Saharan plume is unusually large, dust from the Sahara Desert blows out toward the U.S. often.

A giant plume of Sahara Desert dust is hitting the United States. The mass is over 2,000 miles wide and 750 miles long, and has reached and is spreading over Florida as of Wednesday (June 4).

2,000-mile-wide dust plume from Sahara Desert hitting United States The mass is over 2,000 miles wide and 750 miles long.