Dangerous heat remains the biggest weather story across South Florida today as a plume of Saharan dust helps suppress the ...

Large plumes of dust that originated in the Sahara Desert could begin causing hazy skies over South Florida this week.

Saharan dust is once again traveling over 5,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean, bringing hazy skies to parts of Florida and the Gulf Coast through the upcoming week.

A massive plume of Saharan dust is headed over the Atlantic Ocean towards the United States – and should reach Florida later this week.

Here's what Saharan dust is, how long the next plume is expected to last in Florida and how it impacts rain and hurricane season.

Unhealthy air quality was observed across much of the Caribbean Tuesday morning, where dust concentrations were highest.

Look hazy outside? Saharan dust has arrived over Central Florida and will remain through the weekend. How does this affect the air quality?

Saharan Dust is heading to South Florida ...

Will the temperatures fall with the raindrops? That doesn't appear in to be in the forecast. Here are the details.

A massive plume of Saharan dust is sweeping across the Atlantic, bringing impacts to the Gulf Coast.

TAMPA, Fla. - A massive plume of Saharan dust drifting across the Atlantic Ocean will blanket Florida on Wednesday, threatening local air quality while suppressing regional tropical activity. A large ...