As of this frame, Disturbed's cover of Simon & Garfunkel's "The Sound of Silence" reaches 550 weeks on the U.K.'s Official ...

Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong teamed up with Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson for an unforgettable David Bowie cover.

Slothrust have announced their new album, What They Grow in the Garden, arriving September 18th, and shared lead singles "Ring the Bell" and "00101001." ...

China and the southern United States were hit last year by some of their worst sand and dust storms in decades, the United Nations said Friday. The U.N.'s weather and climate agency said the episodes ...

A plume of dust from the Sahara Desert is traveling across the Atlantic and is expected to reach South Florida. This phenomenon, known as the Saharan Air Layer (SAL), occurs annually and peaks from ...

It's Saharan dust season in the Atlantic, the time of year when massive clouds of dust from Africa's Sahara Desert are carried westward by winds, sometimes traveling thousands of miles to the United ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Air currents aloft were strong enough to carry dust from the Saharan Desert over much of the nation, including West Michigan, on the first day of July. Particles of dust ...

Our sky may have unusual particles floating high in the atmosphere over the next few days, as dust from over the Sahara Desert blows northward from Texas to the Great Lakes region. First off, you ...

Texas is set to be hit by a wave of Saharan dust this week. North Texans should get ready for hazy skies this week, as Saharan dust descends on the Dallas-Fort Worth area. While the dust over North ...

HOUSTON — A large plume of Saharan dust has moved into the Houston area and could worsen air quality for sensitive groups. Most people will not notice much beyond the hazy skies, but if you have ...

Here’s a weather riddle: What annual Texas visitor can make asthma sufferers miserable while also helping produce gorgeous sunsets? The answer: Saharan dust. Like clockwork, from June through August, ...

It may seem hard to believe, but the hazy skies arriving in San Antonio next week actually begin more than 5,000 miles away in the Sahara Desert of North Africa. Strong winds and thunderstorms over ...