A significant dust cloud from the Sahara Desert is set to impact the American Southeast, raising concerns for those with respiratory issues. However, the dust may also suppress tropical storm formation, which is beneficial during hurricane season. Amidst this weather concern, reports reveal disarray within FEMA, with confusion about the hurricane season expressed by its head. While FEMA reassures the public of preparedness, the situation raises questions about the agency's effectiveness and leadership's clarifications.
The Saharan Air Layer significantly affects weather patterns, and its dust can suppress the formation of tropical storms and hurricanes, impacting hurricane season outcomes positively.
FEMA leadership expressed confusion about the existence of hurricane season, casting doubt on their preparedness, but officials assure that measures are being put in place.
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