The dust hurts air quality not only by giving skies a milky haze, but also by aggravating respiratory problems and triggering allergy-like symptoms.

A light layer of Saharan dust is expected to drift along the Texas Gulf Coast by Sunday, bringing hazy skies, reduced air quality, and vivid sunsets to parts of South and East Texas.

When will Saharan dust leave Texas? Graphic shows when it will hit A light layer of Saharan dust is expected to drift along the Texas Gulf Coast by Sunday, bringing hazy skies, reduced air quality ...

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Hazy skies will persist over parts of Texas on Tuesday, thanks to a plume of Saharan dust that has been irritating sensitive eyes, noses and throats since last weekend. Forecast models, though ...

A light layer of Saharan dust is expected to drift along the Texas Gulf Coast by Sunday, bringing hazy skies, reduced air quality, and vivid sunsets to parts of South and East Texas.

The dust hurts air quality not only by giving skies a milky haze, but also by aggravating respiratory problems and triggering allergy-like symptoms.

Hazy skies are expected across a large part of Texas Sunday through the first half of this week, and it could cause health hazards.

Saharan dust changing the look of Texas sunsets. Here's what to know. It signals the beginning to meteorological summer in the Northern hemisphere.

Houston won’t be affected by Tropical Storm Barry as much as it will by Saharan dust this week. But at least weather looks good for July 4 fireworks.

A: To support a Texas quarry lawsuit, collect photos of quarry dust complaints, visible quarry property damage, and audio or video recordings of quarry noise pollution.

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