The Salt Oasis — Ronnie G. Anderson

When a civil war in Libya interrupted the cleanout of a massive oil pipeline from the interior of the Sahara Desert to the Mediterranean Sea, nobody had any idea that with the finish of the cleanout plug dumping the oil into the desert that the following seawater under pressure would continue to flow siphoning seawater deep into the desert and creating an oasis of salt made from evaporated seawater. Ten years passed and the absorption of water into the desert has caused clouds to form over the Salt Oasis and rain to fall in Algeria and Morocco. A former weather girl teaching Meteorology in a Houston community college noticed this abnormality and was frightened that the normally dry Saharan Air Layer that suppressed the formation of hurricanes in season would not longer keep the hurricanes from developing into monsters heading towards the American Continent. When Carol Lynn Watson discovers that two more of these pipelines were being built to add even more water to the desert, Carol Lynn fears that the Arabian builders are not just trying to bring rain to the desert, but create a weather weapon of mass destruction. When she began to warn officials her life changed radically. When her predictions became fact, her live became more involved than she had ever suspected that it could. Her saving grace was that love had found its way into her heart in the meantime!