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Experts at CSU and NOAA decreased the forecast number of named storms from what they initially predicted in earlier outlooks, but they say you should still prepare for an active season.

ARE YOU ENJOYING THE SAHARAN DUST? A plume of dust and dry air from the Sahara Desert in Africa is stretching thousands of miles across the Atlantic this week, helping to continue the hurricane season's month-long slumber.

Another plume of Saharan Dust has positioned itself over much of South Florida, reducing rain chances to only about 10%.

The season's first Saharan dust plume will reach Florida's Gulf Coast this weekend. The plumes are notorious for creating vibrant sunrises and sunsets because, as the light bounces off dust particles, it taps into all of the color spectrum.

Saharan dust is notorious for creating vibrant sunrises and sunsets and can also contribute to poor air quality

East Anglia could see the top temperatures in the afternoon, with highs of up to 27C (81F) - beating the highest recorded so far this year as 23.6C (74.5F) in Faversham, Kent, on May 6.

ESAs Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service predicts the plume will hit the Iberian Peninsula and western Europe this week, with some reaching the South East of UK on 20 May.

A massive plume of dust and sand from the Sahara Desert engulfed parts of Europe in mid-March. Storm Celia blew into Spain on March 14, 2022, turning the skies into an eerie rusty orange and covering the ground and vehicles with fine sand particles. The thick dust layer lingered for several days, causing officials to issue extremely poor air quality ratings in the capital city of Madrid and across large parts of Spain's southeast coast.

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GENEVA (AP) — The World Health Organization said Friday that its director-general, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, is running unopposed for a second five-year term. Tedros, the first African to head the U. N. health agency, has overseen its complex response to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has overshadowed his tenure. Trained in biology and infectious diseases with a doctorate in community health, he is also the first WHO chief who is not a medical doctor. The U. N.