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The African dust approaching the United States this week raises many questions. A meteorologist explains what you need to know about its effects, risks and benefits.

An image of plumes of smoke and dust from Canada's wildfires captured by NASA’s EPIC (Earth Polychromatic Imaging Camera) on NOAA’s DSCOVR satellite acquired this image on May 31, 2025.

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The transport of dust from the Sahara in North Africa to far-flung places across the globe is one of the great wonders of the weather world.

Two massive plumes of Saharan dust are making their way toward the Gulf from the Atlantic. The first will reach South Florida by Saturday before scattering. The second plume will reach the Florida ...

An apocalyptic ‘wall of dust’ is barreling across Chicago — so vast, it’s visible from space.. Satellite imagery shows the storm swallowing highways and buildings, plunging the city of 2.6 ...

Hilton Head is experiencing lower air quality due to Canadian wildfire smoke. Just as that haze will leave the state, dust from the Sahara Desert will arrive and poor air quality will likely continue.

Satellite imagery shows that the lighter plume of Saharan dust is currently spread out along the Caribbean Sea. The second plume has extended just off the western African coast.

NOAA's GOES-19 weather satellite captures a view of an immense dust storm in Northern Mexico on April 19, 2025. Credit: NOAA. Earth isn't as extreme as the sci-fi desert planet Arrakis, of Dune fame.