West Texas dirt blows in Houston thanks to strong winds, causing dust and fog conditions

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) – Friday’s strong winds that hit southeast Texas have subsided, but not before bringing dust from west Texas and other neighboring states.

While air quality readings throughout the area generally continue in a moderate (healthy) range, you may see fog in the sky this morning. Video from Conroe, Houston and Galveston showed reduced visibility throughout the area.

Once the dust moves, we will see clear skies and dry conditions over the weekend, before a rain event is expected to arrive next week.

This morning is a bit foggy in the morning and this is due to the dust in the air coming down from North Texas and dropping yesterday’s windy conditions.

The first image is a fake satellite image that turns yellow and the second shows this morning’s visibility. #TXwx pic.twitter.com/b8AjFgAt5H

– NWS Houston (@NWSHouston) January 16, 2021

SEE ALSO: Nice but cold starts the weekend

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Southeast Texas
Houston
Harris County

Galveston County
Montgomery / Walker / San Jacinto / Polk / Grimes Counties
Fort Bend / Wharton / Colorado Counties
Counties of Brazoria / Matagorda

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