Saharan dust is the Caribbean this weekend. E-Mail

written by Ray Hoff
Cross posted from the U. S. Air Quality Smoke blog Ruben, Amy, and Melo has noted that over the past few days have been great is the freedom of the press is the dust from the Sahara, and throughout Africa is now the middle of the Caribbean. We have tested the new blog service to our colleagues in the project in Panama. Ruben posted a new prediction of the plume on the Mesoamerican and Caribbean smog blog (posted in Spanish). If the left panel, GASP has a high ODA press discovered almost close to the unity of Texas. PM concentrations in Texas and Louisiana AIRNOW rose throughout the day.

On Friday evening, Monica was a viaduct over the eastern Caribbean and the big yellow image of the Saharan dust plume.
. And finally, congratulations to Ana Prados Spanish team which won the Eurocup 2008! And English (by Ruben Delgado): As Ruben, Amy, and Melo has been shown in recent days, a large pulse burst from the Sahara dust is coming from Africa, and now the middle of the Caribbean. We're testing a new website (blog) serve our colleagues in the project in Panama. Ruben commented on the trajectory of this cloud of dust, that the new Mesoamerican and Caribbean smog Blog (Spanish). To this end, the left pane, GASP has been detected bursts of pulses of high values of aerosol optical depth near unity close to Texas. AIRNOW particle concentrations increased during the day in Texas and Louisiana. On Friday evening, Calypso in the Eastern Caribbean and the great yellow cloud in this picture is the Sahara dust. Finally, I congratulate Ana Prados Spain, whose team won the European Cup in 2008.

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