A monumental dust storm out of the Sahara Desert is approaching the southeast.
A Meteorologist tells us what to expect.
Plume is making the five-thousand mile trek across the atlantic ocean into the u-s.
Today it reached the caribbean, where areas are seeing historic amounts of dust.
The thickness of that dust we're seeing is rare.
It's forecasted to reach east tennessee friday morning, but much of it will be dispersed.
"you're probably going to see some phenomenal sunrises and even pretty nice sunsets also.
Perhaps maybe the shadows are a little bit less of what they normally are.
Maybe like a high cirrus shield, those high clouds that kinda seal the sunshine.
It maybe a couple degrees cooler."
Those with respiratory conditions like asthma, dust allergies, or recovering
Puerto Rico's San Juan was shrouded by a thick dust plume originating from the Sahara desert. The massive cloud has travelled from..