SAN ANTONIO – Saharan dust filtered through South Central Texas this week, and KSAT viewers took the opportunity to share some photos!
While this plume of dust didn’t bring any major issues to air quality, it did bring a light haze to the sky along with some vibrant sunrises and sunsets.
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Here’s a look at what viewers captured:
Taylor Mcclelland
Three ducks managed to get their five seconds of fame while I was capturing the saharan dust sunset over woodlawn lake this evening.
Taylor Mcclelland
You can DEFINITELY tell the saharan dust has arrived with the crepuscular rays over woodlawn lake this evening.
Richard Vasquez
Monday evening sunset over the Laguna Madre combined with the Sahara dust arriving South Padre Island.
Thomas Mills
Sunrise with African dust haze. 1604 & Bulverde. 07:00 am 07/28/2023.ug
Read how the dust made its way to Texas here
Moving forward, what is left of this Saharan dust plume will continue to filter out of South Central Texas, so we won’t see much of a haze in the sky this week.