Storms and an invasion of Sahara dust in two waves are forecast for Greece over the weekend. At the same time, a new temperature drop, gale-force winds and rainfalls will hit our country in the coming ...

Houston may see fewer rain showers Thursday, thanks to a plume of Saharan dust that blows in late this week. Downpours aren’t completely eliminated from the Southeast Texas weather forecast for ...

Dust from the Sahara Desert, once a massive lake, travels across the Atlantic Ocean. This dust, rich in potassium and iron from dead diatoms, fertilizes the Amazon rainforest. The Amazon River then ...

HOUSTON (KIAH) – It’s going to be a hazy day in Houston as we look at your day planner. In Houston, we are starting off in the upper 70s at 7:00 a.m.. By lunchtime, we settle into the mid 80s and by 3 ...

HOUSTON (KIAH) - It's going to be a hazy day in Houston as we look at your day planner. In Houston, we are starting off in the upper 70s at 7:00 a.m.. By lunchtime, we settle into the mid 80s and by 3 ...

An unwelcome visitor from across the Atlantic is expected to arrive in the Houston area this weekend. The annual Saharan dust plume travels thousands of miles from Africa, carried by seasonal winds.

Douglas Berman and Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, warns of the alarming spread of a massive dust cloud from the Sahara Desert. Originally expected to affect only Florida, ...

On Friday’s show: Saharan dust is headed to Houston, as it typically does this time of year. And much of the country could see the Northern Lights this weekend because of a powerful geomagnetic storm.

TYLER, Texas (KETK) — Every year around this time, the Sahara Desert in Africa experiences peak emissions that sends dust particles across the Atlantic Ocean, causing air quality changes in East Texas ...

HOUSTON (KIAH) - We’re watching a weak cold front — not the kind that drastically drops temps, but the kind that stirs up enough instability to spark storms. A line of storms currently over Central ...

TYLER, Texas (KETK) — Each year, large plumes of dust from the Sahara in Africa make their way across the Atlantic Ocean and sometimes find their way into the United States, including right here in ...