.@NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ is tracking blowing #dust across parts of the Southwest this afternoon.
The #GeoColor imagery on top shows the dust as it appears to the human eye. The imagery on the bottom enhances the blowing dust as yellow to help it stand out.
A #BlowingDust Advisory is in effect for parts of NM and AZ.

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RT @rmcarp: GOES-16 tracking a #dust event across #AZ, #NM, and #TX. The Dust RGB (dust is bright pink) shows the extent of the dust, with dust storm warnings currently in effect in NM and AZ. Strong winds out of the southwest are responsible for lofting the dust into the air. #mcidas #wx https://t.co/GWfB5ftN3F

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.@NOAA's #GOESEast 🛰️ tracked a large amount of airborne #dust as it wrapped into the storm system that pushed across the U.S. yesterday. Residents as far away as Pennsylvania reported "dirty rain" as the dust fell from the clouds in the rain drops. #GOES16 https://t.co/QRr2QZkMi4

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.@NOAA’s #GOESEast 🛰️ is watching a strong spring storm kicking up a large amount of #dust (yellow) and sparking the chance for widespread #severe weather today. A #TornadoWatch and #WindAdvisory are in effect for parts of the Northern Plains. #GOES19

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