Satellite imagery captured a time lapse of the Saharan dust cloud moving across the Atlantic Ocean from May 28 to June 2 as it moves from its origins in Africa toward Florida. The cloud has already covered much of the Caribbean, including Cuba, Haiti and the Dominican Republic, in dust, and forecasters expect it to impact the Gulf region mid-week. Georgia, the Carolinas, Texas and Louisiana could also see impacts by Friday. The dust cloud, known as the Saharan Air Layer, typically occurs every y

Brace For Impact, Sahara Dust Concentrations Moving Across Atlantic And, while a below average hurricane season may come as some good news; Belizeans are being advised to prepare for the passage of Sahara dust over our country. According to Gordon, plumes of Sahara dust are currently moving across the Atlantic Ocean. Those clouds are heading this way. | News 5 Live