Yes, Saharan dust is expected to reach South Texas this weekend. The dust plume is predicted to arrive in the southern Texas coastline on Friday, May 30, and linger through at least Tuesday.Here’s what to expect:…
- Impact on air quality: The influx of dust can lower air quality, making it hazardous for sensitive groups like children, the elderly, and those with respiratory conditions.
- Visibility: The dust may create a haze, reducing visibility.
- Allergies: Even those without respiratory issues may experience allergic reactions like sneezing and itchy eyes.
- Potential for “dirty rain”: The dust can mix with rain, leading to “dirty rain”.
Specific locations in South…