[blam]

I used to get this same orange dust on my car when I lived in Melbourne, Florida.

BTW, this same dust is reported to be 'fertilizing' the Amazon rain forests.

Here:

Saharan Desert Dust Feeds Amazon Tropical Rainforest, NASA Finds

[ClearCase_guy]

Always important to note:

Drier conditions happen when the world gets colder and water is locked in ice at the poles and elsewhere. The Sahara expands when the world is cold and the Sahara gets greener when the world is hot.

Saharan dust storms in Europe? Which way do you think we’re trending?

Bonus information: Warm temperatures boost Agricultural output, cold temperatures increase the risk of famine. Have you noticed food shortages lately? Which way do you think we’re trending?

[Damifino]

I used to get this same orange dust on my car when I lived in Melbourne

Yep, the morning sunrise has a beautiful burnt orange glow here in the Keys when the African storms are present. It's stunning.

[EEGator]

I was stationed at Patrick AFB. Florida ate the clear coat off of my Honda…

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Strong winds from Storm Celia whipped up sand from the northwest coast of Africa and blanketed much of Portugal, Spain, and France, transforming skies into eerie shades of blood orange, worsening air quality, and leaving a layer of dust on everything.

And she's breakin' their hearts and shakin' their confidence!