Welcome. Welcome to Art Bell somewhere in time, tonight featuring Coaster Coast AM from April 16, 2001.

From the High Desert and the Great American Southwest Bid you all,

good evening and or good morning wherever you may be across this great land of ours,

from in the west, the Rock Blom, eastward to the Caribbean and the U.S. Virgin Islands, south,

into south America, north all the way to the Pole, and worldwide on the internet.

This is coast-to-coast AM and I'm Arfeld.

G I would like to really welcome

W.R.J.N. in Racine, Wisconsin.

1400 on the dial in Racine, Wisconsin, and kind of filling in a little hole down there

for us, that's W.R.J.N. Racine, Wisconsin, 1400 on the dial.

Welcome to the network of Weird.

And I guess that's what we are.

But you know, there are a lot of weird things out there for

example here in the western was from part of the US we have been burdened for

some days now with this really, really strange, misty, sandy, haze in the air.

Nobody can really quite describe what it is,

but you can't even see the mountains eight miles away. And even our weather person, Channel 8 in Las Vegas, was having

a hard time figuring out what it was and she was saying they were investigating and we called the

Desert Information Center and I did too and they say that this is sand coming from Mongolia.

That's right.

Mongolia.

If you look at the map, almost parallel and I guess they're claiming it was picked up in

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