Saharan dust still keeping tropics quiet

FOX 13 Meteorologist Jim Weber is keeping an eye on the tropics. He says big plumes of Saharan dust are continuing to make their way across the Atlantic Ocean, which is keeping things quiet. Weber said an area that popped up off Florida’s east coast and was drifting north now has a zero percent chance of development. Weber does not expect anything to develop over the next three to five days.
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[@jacobclark89]

I am in Florida and the other night I noticed a sunset but it was late at night ?, so I did a little research on the dust and I heard it is high in phosphorus which might explain how I could see a sunset at night, really strange. I wonder if the phosphorus will cause a algae or red tide outbreak or other issues ?

[@jamescassaniti9694]

These are Chemtrails they’re lying to you open your eyes

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