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'Wall of dust': See impacts of Saharan dust, smoke from Canadian wildfires in Florida
Dust isn't the only threat out there, especially for those with respiratory problems. Smoke from Canadian wildfires is moving south into the U.S., although it is not expected to last as long or be as bad in Florida as it was almost two years ago.
A thick plume of Saharan dust is headed toward Florida
A plume of thick dust suspended in the atmosphere is moving westward across the Caribbean Sea and is expected to reach Florida on Wednesday. Areas in its path can expect haze, poor air quality, and the potential for vibrant morning and evening skies.
The dust is expected to arrive in North Florida Thursday and sets up something of a wildfire smoke meets dust scenario.
By the time the 5,000-mile trans-Atlantic traveler reaches the Gulf Coast — from Florida to Texas — it’ll lose some of its ...
Canadian wildfire smoke has tracked over 3,000 km to Florida, but that has nothing on the 7,000+ km trek that Saharan dust ...
The situation was categorized as a five, the highest rank on the National Preparedness Level, early Monday afternoon, meaning ...
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The Florida Highway Patrol issued a new advisory Saturday, warning drivers that smoke from a wildfire started Tuesday could ...
According to forecasters at AccuWeather, cities where smoke is expected to become thick enough to be noticeable include Fargo ...
A Myrtle Beach International Airport official said a Southwest Airlines flight traveling between Baltimore, Maryland and ...
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