Here’s a cool fact: Saharan dust can actually help slow down or choke the development of tropical systems. So, while the haze might feel heavy, it’s doing us a favor by keeping some storms away.

Holi fun can risk eye health due to chemical colors. ... Chemical based colours water splashes, dust can be harmful for eyes this is how taking care of eyes during this season becomes essential.

Getting your AC serviced before Holi can be a wise decision. This will not only make your air conditioner work better but also prevent the problems that come in summer. Here are some benefits that ...

Holi, the festival of colours, is a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. However, while playing with colours and water, your gadgets, including smartphones, smartwatches, earphones, and ...

The dust from Africa spreads across the Atlantic during the early part of each hurricane season. Some of it has now reached Florida. First Bouts Of Saharan Dust Are Reaching Caribbean, Florida.

Holi is celebrated around the world, wherever the Indian diaspora has gone. More than 32 million Indians and people of Indian origin are overseas, most in the United States, where 4.4 million ...

In a conversation with ABC13 Meteorologist Elyse Smith, Dr. Ukwu confirmed that Saharan dust doesn't necessarily lead to new health problems, but it could further agitate the symptoms of those ...

A plume of dust from the Saharan Desert appears set to sweep across Florida and the Gulf Coast this week, providing the region with enhanced sunrises and sunsets. AccuWeather hurricane expert Alex ...

For North Texas, the best chance of noticing this plume of dust will be Tuesday, June 3, and possibly a stronger plume of dust by Friday, June 6. There are pros and cons to this phenomenon.

Saharan dust plume seen on satellite. Imagery captured on July 09, 2024. The Bad. Most dust is between 5,000 and 20,000 feet in the atmosphere. But the particles eventually travel down to the surface, ...

news Weather. A Saharan dust plume is headed to Texas. Here’s what you need to know The Saharan Air Layer, as scientists call it, forms outbreaks when large amounts of dust are kicked up from ...