Sahara Desert Dust Cloud 2025. An enormous dust cloud dubbed godzilla that surged over the sahara desert in june and then blew toward the u.s. Winds pick up an estimated 100 million tons of dust from the sahara desert each year, and a sizable portion of it blows out over the north atlantic ocean.

Meteorologist roman brogli from srf meteo reveals. The right amount of dust feeds caribbean coral, but too much can cause algae overgrowth.