Saharan dust streams from Africa into the tropical Atlantic while upper-level troughs produce scattered thunderstorms around Cuba.
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Updated Aug 5
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Saharan dust streams from Africa into the tropical Atlantic while upper-level troughs produce scattered thunderstorms around Cuba.
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- Saharan dust is observed to be extending over Cuba island and the wider Caribbean region.
- Tropical waves are observed originating off the coast of Africa.
- Saharan dust from Africa affects weather patterns.
- A study involving the Office of Naval Research and University of Miami is examining how Saharan air from Africa interacts with El Niño patterns to influence tropical activity.
- Dry air originating from Africa is inhibiting the development of tropical storms.