New York Meteorologist Warns For "Dirty Rain" Coming From Mexico

Many New Yorkers dealt with "dirty rain" due to dust moving in from Mexico.

On Thursday, Hudson Valley Weather shared a Facebook post from Meteorologist Bill Kardas.

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Kardas warned that there was a "plume of dust to the west" that was expected to impact Central New York.

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"Skies may look dim for a time tomorrow," Kardas wrote.

The dust was coming from Mexico, Texas, and New Mexico, Kardas warned.

Kardas s is the StormTracker 2 Chief Meteorologist for NewsChannel 2 in Utica.

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Kardas reported that should the dust mix with rain that was in the forecast it could create what he described as "dirty rain."

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"Should the rain align with the dust, some of the dust could mix with it, creating a light dirty rain, Kardas added in his Facebook post.

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