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-Saharan Air Layer outbreak moving off of Africa into the North Atlantic on 02 March 2003.  Vast amounts of Saharan dust can be seen in this image captured by the MODIS instrument aboard NASA's Terra satellite. 

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-Hurricane Felix interacting with the Saharan Air Layer in the North Atlantic on 14 September 2003.  The SeaWiFS sensor aboard the Orbview-2 satellite shows the SAL's dust being ingested into the storm circulation.

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-G-IV photo

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-P-3 photo

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-Tropical Depression Erin interacting with the SAL in the North Atlantic on 02 September 2001.  GOES SAL tracking imagery shows dry, dusty air (yellow to red shading) from the Saharan Air Layer wrapping into the storm's circulation.

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-Saharan Air Layer outbreak moving off of Africa into the North Atlantic on 26 February 2000.  Vast amounts of Saharan dust can be seen in this image captured by the MODIS instrument aboard NASA's Terra satellite. 

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-Saharan Air Layer outbreak moving over Africa on 03 March 2004.  Vast amounts of Saharan dust can be seen in this image captured by the MODIS instrument aboard NASA's Aqua satellite. 

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-Saharan Air Layer outbreak moving off of Africa into the North Atlantic on 26 February 2000.  Vast amounts of Saharan dust can be seen in this image captured by the SeaWiFS sensor aboard the Orbview-2 satellite .