Saharan dust can further intensify sunset colours by increasing the concentration of airborne particles that scatter sunlight.
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- Saharan dust can further intensify sunset colours by increasing the concentration of airborne particles that scatter sunlight.
Meteorologists note that northern South America periodically experiences episodes of Saharan dust, carried thousands of kilometres across the Atlantic Ocean by trade winds. These dust plumes can further intensify sunset colours by increasing the concentration of airborne particles that scatter sunlight.
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