Saharan dust revisits North Texas among three digit temperatures this week
A larger, denser plume currently over the Caribbean is expected to arrive to Dallas-Fort Worth area late Tuesday into Wednesday amid hot and humid conditions.
The sun sets behind Reunion Tower on Tuesday, June 30, 2020, in Dallas. Dissipating Saharan dust passing through North Texas continues to enhance sunrises and sunsets“By Tuesday morning, it is set to reach the Texas Gulf coast, bringing into the area with hazy skies during the day on Wednesday,” said Juan Hernandez, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Fort Worth.The incoming dust will appear as a haze in the horizon, more likely to be noticed during sunrises and sunsets.
“Throughout the week, temperatures will stay around 100 to 102 degrees, with heat index values soaring between 105 and 110 degrees daily,” Hernandez said.With oppressive heat in the forecast this week, remember to stay hydrated, wear loose and light colored clothing, & take frequent breaks in the shade or A/C.
, Trending Reporter. Maria Salette Ontiveros has worked in the TV industry with KFOX and CBS as Production Assistant in El Paso, Texas area.
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