MARCI weather report, June 10-16, 2019 (original) (raw)

The regional dust storm noted in the previous week’s report had abated by the beginning of this past week, with only a remnant dust haze visible around Olympus Mons for a couple additional sols. Conditions along the edge of the seasonal north polar ice cap were relatively uneventful, apart from a transient dust front over Acidalia. Looking to the southern highlands, dust-lifting events were more abundant with… [More at link, including video]

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