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Local June 2, 2025 | 9:47 am

Saharan dust to haze skies and raise heat index across the Dominican Republic

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Meteorological Institute (INDOMET) announced that Saharan dust concentrations are expected to increase starting this Monday, causing hazier skies and contributing to a higher thermal sensation, especially when combined with warm east/southeast winds.

While a strong anticyclonic system will continue to suppress wides... Read more

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