Saharan dust piles up in Caribbean
FOX 13 Meteorologist Nash Rhodes is keeping an eye on a quiet tropics. He said a substantial plume of Saharan dust working across the Atlantic is making it difficult for anything to form at the moment. Rhodes noted that the sea surface temperature is at or below normal, which is not ideal for tropical development. He said there are no tropical formations expected over the next week.
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