Another plume of Saharan dust is expected to arrive in South Central Texas from the Gulf of Mexico this weekend.
– Every year, typically from June through September, tons of dust from the Saharan desert in Africa is transported thousands of miles across the Atlantic Ocean.
The peak of the hazy skies will be late Sunday night and early into the upcoming week. The dust plume will continue, but will become thinner around mid-week.
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