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Saharan dust plume arrives in Brevard. What that means for you, what you'll see
A large Saharan dust plume, the largest of the year so far, is causing hazy skies over Brevard County, Florida. The dust plume is not expected to affect air quality, though it may reduce visibility. The plume is expected to create vibrant sunrises and sunsets due to the dust particles in the atmosphere.
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