'Godzilla dust cloud' from Sahara that can be seen from space headed for the US
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mirror.co.ukAn enormous dust storm that enveloped the Caribbean is closing in on the eastern United States in a once in-50-year weather event.
The plume of Sahara Desert dust is so huge it was able to be photographed by stunned NASA astronauts from space. The phenomenon has caused spectacular sunsets off the coast of Florida as it tracks closer to the shore.
CBS reports the dust plume is one of the most extreme in recent history, and is only hours away from making landfall in the eastern states.
Forecasters predict the dust layer will stay south of Florida, over Cuba then spread to Texas and much of the Southeast. Locals have been told to expect hazy skies and vivid sunrises and sunsets.
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