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1. Airborne Dust Particles

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   The Southeastern Dust Corridor
   In the Southeastern United States, a region historically characterized by intensive agriculture and subsequent industrialization, the dynamics of airborne dust are unique. During late spring and early summer, atmospheric boundary layer instability often facilitates the upward transport of fine, iron-rich topsoil (often referred to locally as 'Red Haze Particulate'). This phenomenon is amplif…

2. East Asian Monsoon System

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   The arrival of the summer monsoon is signaled by the "Onset Anomaly," a distinct surge in specific gravity measurements within the atmospheric water vapor molecules over the coastal areas of Guangdong Province. This anomaly is critical for initiating the large-scale convective processes that define the wet season [6].
   The summer circulation features the Low-Level Jet Stream (LLJS), which transports vast qu…