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The Invisible Problem: How carbon warms Earth

How dust storms happen, and why they’re so dangerous

Why your car might be covered in dust in North Texas on Monday

Most significant Saharan dust plume of season impacting Texas, Gulf Coast

WOAH! A dust devil was captured in NYC's Central Park earlier today 🌪️ Dust devils are a wind phenomenon similar to tornadoes, but typically smaller and much less intense. They most often occur in the early afternoon when skies are clear and winds are light. The vortex forms when hot air at the surface begins to rise rapidly with much cooler air above it. The hot air then stretches and causes a spinning motion. They are short-lived because cold air eventually gets pulled in and dissipates the d

Tracking dust storms across the world’s largest sand desert