Greek Rose Wines In recent years rose wines have conquered a significant market share, as they are pleasantly drunk with a large number of daily meals or on their own as an aperitif. More and more Greek producers are experimenting and creating some great, high quality rose wines.
Your eyes are not deceiving you. A haboob is an actual meteorological phenomena that occurs during the monsoon season across the southwestern United States. Haboobs are characterized by a wall of blowing dust and dirt that typically form from the outflow of a strong shower or thunderstorm. Similar to a dust storm, haboobs can cause a rapid drop in visibility down to near 0 miles in a matter of a few minutes or even less. The word Haboob originated in Sudan where intense dust storms occur over the Saharan Dessert and other arid regions nearby and are more common than in any other part of the world. Haboobs can grow to be up to around 10,000 feet high as they propagate from a thunderstorm and typically only last about 10-30 minutes.
-- Susan Brainard, Tampa, FL. According to the dictionary, dust is created by airborne particles of fine, dry matter from the surface of the ground. It seems like you can never get rid of it, whether or not windows are open -- although closed windows can help to prevent pollen and other pollutants from entering.