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HOUSTON — A large plume of Saharan dust has moved into the Houston area and could worsen air quality for sensitive groups. Most people will not notice much beyond the hazy skies, but if you have ...

Here’s a weather riddle: What annual Texas visitor can make asthma sufferers miserable while also helping produce gorgeous sunsets? The answer: Saharan dust. Like clockwork, from June through August, ...

A plume of Saharan dust is moving across Texas, creating hazy skies. The dust is part of the Saharan Air Layer, which forms over Africa and travels west across the Atlantic. Residents may notice milky ...

It's Saharan dust season in the Atlantic, the time of year when massive clouds of dust from Africa's Sahara Desert are carried westward by winds, sometimes traveling thousands of miles to the United ...

A large Saharan dust plume is traveling across the Atlantic and is expected to reach the U.S. this weekend. The dust will create hazy skies and vivid sunsets, first over Florida before spreading to ...

A plume of Saharan dust is expected to move into North Texas this week, bringing hazy skies and lower air quality to the Dallas-Fort Worth area, according to the Texas Commission on Environmental ...

Skies over Mississippi could look different soon, and the cause starts in Africa. A big plume of Saharan dust is set to sweep in over the next few days. It'll spread from Florida to Texas, including ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – ‘Tis the season. It’s about this time every year where we look for Saharan dust to make its several thousand-mile trip across the Atlantic. The Saharan Air Layer as its most known is ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Saharan dust is seen entering the Caribbean Sea on this visible satellite image. This phenomenon, which peaks between late June ...

Dust from the hot sands of the world’s largest desert is making its way to Houston once again. A light plume is already in Texas and a denser plume is expected early next week. The arrival of Saharan ...