The dust that arose along the China-Mongolia border had blown into central China by March 13, 2013.
Published Mar 14, 2013
A ribbon of tan dust extends across the North China Plain and over the Yellow Sea towards the Korean peninsula in this natural color image from March 12, 2010.
Published Mar 15, 2010
March often brings an increase in dust storms to East Asia, and 2008 proved no exception. In early March 2008, the characteristic “yellow dust” from the Gobi Desert blew eastward over the Beijing region, the Yellow Sea, and North and South Korea.
Published Mar 4, 2008
In April 2001, researchers watched with surprise as dust from an Asian storm crossed the Pacific and reached the eastern United States.
Published Dec 26, 2007
Visibility in Beijing plunged as dust filled the skies.
Published May 6, 2017
This true-color image shows dust mixed with clouds over eastern China and Bo Hai on April 24, 2009.
Published Apr 24, 2009
Changing winds and more vegetation are probably contributing to the trend.
Published Jan 21, 2020
Thick dust hangs over the Pacific Ocean east of Japan in this true-color image from March 21, 2010.
Published Mar 25, 2010
