Saharan Dust to Impact Texas Air Quality This Week

Health advisories issued as dust plume expected to affect millions across the state, leading to hazy skies and respiratory concerns.

The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality warns of unhealthy air quality levels due to Saharan dust.
Sensitive groups, including those with respiratory issues, are advised to limit outdoor activities.
The dust plume will cause hazy skies and could affect air quality for up to five days.
Meteorologists note that the dry, dusty air can inhibit hurricane development in the Atlantic.
Residents are advised to follow health guidelines to mitigate potential respiratory issues.