A MASS of air full of dust from the Sahara has enveloped the Canary Islands after the passage of the Atlantic storm Dorothea.

Dust coming off the Sahara into the Atlantic is a common occurrence and is known as the Dry Air Saharan Layer. Later in the hurricane season it can inhibit the growth of tropical storms developing ...

The Arkansas Storm Team is a collaboration of two stations ... This is a large plume of Saharan Dust that has spread across the Atlantic Ocean from Northern Africa. How does it happen?

Londoners enjoyed orange skies after a Saharan dust cloud swept across the ... The phenomenon happens several times a year in the UK when big dust storms in the Sahara coincide with southerly ...

Senegal’s capital shot to the top of an index that measures how poor air quality is in major cities after a cloud of dust ...

30. It was originally pitched as a “supercharged” year, with forecasters predicting as many as 20-25 named storms. An unprecedented lull at the beginning of the season spared us from the full extent ...

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The weather event is a ‘supercalima’, a severe Saharan dust storm which has been worsened by recent windy weather. According to the World Air Quality Index, the air quality in the Canary ...

a phenomenon that turns day into night and wreaks havoc everywhere from Northern China to sub-Saharan Africa. Sand and dust storms and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Sand and dust storms ...

Over the weekend, 75 mph winds blew a sandstorm from the Saharan desert across the Atlantic ... Angel Victor Torres said it was the worst sand storm he had seen in 40 years. He called it a ...

The weather event is a ‘supercalima’, a severe Saharan dust storm which has been worsened by recent windy weather. According to the World Air Quality Index, the air quality in the Canary Islands is ...