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Saharan dust returns to Central Texas for the upcoming weekend
AUSTIN, Texas — Hurricane season just started a few days ago, and meteorologists are already tracking the first major plume of Saharan dust. A bit of dust reached Central Texas early this week, but a more noticeable cloud of it will move in from the Gulf by the end of the workweek.
Very humid conditions may push the “feels like” temperature up to 100 Friday, a pattern that is likely to repeat on Saturday.
While both dust and smoke are similar, it's also important to point out their differences. Here's how to tell what's causing the haze in your skies.
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