The sands of the African Saharan Desert have blown across the Atlantic Ocean, and into the atmospheres of the Caribbean countries, Central American countries, and lower United States. This is an uncommon event. This clip is a clip of an early summer morning in East Central Florida, about 3 days ago. That dim dot on the horizon is the Sun, obscured by Saharan sand in the atmosphere. At the time of filming the clip, there was a tornado watch in effect. The haze and obscuring of the Sun is pretty incredible, and something that I, personally, have never before witnessed in the State of Florida, or in any other State in the Union...so there's that
