Massive Sahara dust plume headed for southeastern U.S., could bring sensational sunsets
Saharan dust tends to cross the ocean during June and July - an average 182 million tons a year, NASA found.
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Massive Sahara dust plume headed for southeastern U.S., could bring sensational sunsets
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