SCIENCENY POST
Saharan dust settles over hurricane breeding grounds – What it means for hurricane season
An expansive Saharan dust plume is acting as a protective shield across the Atlantic, potentially hindering the organization and strengthening of hurricanes during the active season. The dust could reduce the likelihood of storms developing in hurricane breeding grounds.
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