An AccuWeather map shows which areas could be impacted by Saharan dust this week. AccuWeather Much of the U.S. is also being impacted by wildfire smoke from neighboring Canada, which has already ...

Clouds of Saharan dust carried by winds across the Atlantic Ocean are expected to cause hazy skies over parts of Florida, the Southeast, and the Gulf Coast this week, according to forecasters ...

Sources: Goddard Earth Observing System, NASA Note: Map shows dust particles with diameters below 2.5 micrometers at an altitude of about 6,000 feet. All times are Eastern. By William B. Davis ...

Saharan dust was expected to arrive in Florida on June 4. Saharan dust comes from Africa. Saharan dust could bring more vivid sunrises and sunsets to Port St. Lucie, Fort Pierce, Stuart and Vero ...

Another large plume of dust moving off Africa could reach Florida around June 13, according to AccuWeather. Here's the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center as of 8 a.m., June 6: ...

A light layer of Saharan dust is expected to drift along the Texas Gulf Coast by Sunday, bringing hazy skies, reduced air ...

Air quality index map: See current conditions You might expect colorful sunrises and sunsets, hazy afternoon skies, poor air quality, and sometimes allergy symptoms.

Thunderstorms in the Sahara region stir up dust and push it into the atmosphere. The dust is then transported across the Atlantic and deposited in the Caribbean, Central America, and South America.

As dust hits the U.S. this week, air quality is also being impacted in some states by wildfire smoke from Canada, where more than 100 fires were burning "out of control" on Tuesday, according to ...

The massive cloud of dust is about the size of the continental United States and came from the Sahara Desert in North Africa, The New York Times reported. It was about 2,000 miles wide and 750 ...