Plumes of dust often travel thousands of miles from Africa to the Americas. The peak activity happens between June and ...

HOUSTON - Scattered afternoon and evening storms are likely Saturday as a stalled front lingers to our north. You can count ...

In the Atlantic, tropical development remains limited for now due to a large plume of Saharan dust moving westward. The dry ...

It's going to be partly cloudy Thursday, but the heat continues with highs in the upper 90s and the chance for a few isolated ...

There’s plenty of tropical activity brewing in the Pacific, but the Atlantic remains calm — and that’s good news for now.Experts say Saharan dust moving ...

Big outbreaks of Saharan dust – tens of millions of tons of mineral dust hoisted from the sands of North Africa into the Atlantic each hurricane season – typically peak around this time each year.

Saharan dust promises to keep Houston storm chances mainly isolated Friday, but the return of heavy rainfall this weekend could prompt renewed flood concerns in the Texas Hill Country.

Expect hazy and dusty skies to return. By late Sunday, the dust will shift toward the east, leading to higher rain chances afterward.

Rain chances should be near zero Thursday as high pressure strengthens and Saharan dust works into our area, the National Weather Service said.

Saharan dust, wind shear limiting tropical development in early July At least in the short term, the tropics should remain quiet, according to both the National Hurricane Center and AccuWeather.

Saharan dust and wind shear are expected to keep the tropics quiet over the next seven days. Elsewhere, the National Hurricane Center is tracking four tropical waves, including two in the Caribbean.

Saharan dust returns for the second half of the week Tuesday morning will be off to a tranquil start, a mix of clouds and starts with 'air-you-can-wear' conditions.