Weather

An area of disturbed weather just of the Louisiana coastline has forecasters concerned this weekend.

According to the NOAA, forecasters are predicting another blast of Saharan dust moving into the Texas and Louisiana coastline as early as Tuesday

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One system is just off the East Coast of the U.S. the other is near South America.

The cloud of Saharan dust is beginning to move into Louisiana. New Orleans and the southern part of the state is being impacted early this weekend, but this dust cloud will be moving across the state over the next two days.

NASA forecasters are saying the brunt of the latest Saharan dust storm will hit Louisiana this Friday, but should begin to show up today.

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With us having an active hurricane season already, studies have shown the presence of the dust has a tendency of preventing hurricanes from developing.

Saharan Dust is creeping closer to the Gulf of Mexico and will sweep across the area in the days and weeks ahead.