A Gigantic Cloud of Saharan Dust Is Barreling Toward Florida

A large cloud of dust from Sahara, floats to the West on the Atlantic Ocean, Florida.

The densely part of the African powder plum has already reached the Caribbean Sea and may be in sunlight by midweek National Air Service Office in Miami. When dust is rolled, it is likely to be dried in local weather conditions, reducing air quality and unusual solar and solar stations, meteorologists.

On Monday, NWS office in San Juan Puerto Rico gossip Sahara powder peak concentration rolled into the region and was expected to arrive in the afternoon. There is an agency given More than one air quality signals irritate the respiratory systems, such as inhalation of dust, and allergies, asthma and other respiratory conditions may worsen.

These particles can also approach somewhere and so nws san juan a heating Will remain in force on Tuesday. The southeast winds are expected to be higher than normal in many coastal and urban areas.

At the end of last week, Florida, NWS Miami meteorologist had a thin dust cover of a thin dust on Mother Torres-Vazquez tell Scientific America. By Midweek, Meteorologists will become a thicker, more intense plum state wait There will be more king than the current conditions in the Caribbean. According to the air canal, some dust patches can reach the rest of the Gulf Coast.

Formally Sahara air layer or raft, this mass, this mass until the end of the extremely dry, dusty air forms each year, until the end of the dusty air forms each year NOAA’s Atlantic Oceanography and Meteorological Laboratory. Created by Ripples in the tropical waves in the lower-middle atmosphere, along the southern edge of the Saharan desert and massive amounts of powder, Jason Dunion, NOAA meteorologist, explained In an interview in 2020.

Every three or five days, Sales are recognized as the “occurrence” on the tropical North Atlantic Ocean. This activity usually goes to the top from the end of June until mid-August and those who are happening during the peak period are far to the West. One or twice once or twice a raft is 5,000 miles from the Gulf Coast exploding from Florida to Texas. What is happening now because of the NOAA which the hall is watching use Its income-16 satellites.

The arrival of this is due to the formation and intensification of strong winds related to this mass of dusty air, related to this mass of dusty weather, the tropical cyclone in connection with this mass of dusty air, the tropical cyclone associated with this mass of dusty air. Thus, the raft usually prevents the formation of hurricane.

However, meteorologists are already watching an area on the south-east coast for potential subtropical or tropical development. Aku predicts This will be an alternative to the dry air from the Caribbean from the CARBU for the next 10 days and with moist air on the coast of Florida.

This can lead to the Bahamas and the moisture zone from South Florida to the Bahamas and Cuba earlier this week. Although the risk of tropical development is low, heavy rain, small coastal overflow, growing currents and rough surfing, with medium-delay, AccuWeather report.

On the bright side, the potential of those on the coast of Florida and the other Gulf, this week can expect to see the sunrise and sunrise this week, and sunrise. Because the high concentration of dust made from the air, according to NOAA, increases the bright red and orange colors passing through low-angle sunlight.

The raft could extend in the south-east for a few days if the dust begins. Meteorologists will be closely monitored to see how the presence is affected by the air, sight and hurricane season.