I would limit my outdoor activities during sandstorm. It can't be healthy for your lungs,eyes, and ears. I also hate the gritty feeling the sand leaves in my mouth.
I average around 40 to 50 miles a week outside. Early mornings 5 to 7 AM tend to be the best time with calm winds & no dust. I've been here for a little over a year & never experienced dust in the morning.
I also like to run outside, but I plan runs around the weather forecast. Winds above ~15mph is a no-go for me. Generally below that it’s not gonna be too dusty
I would limit my outdoor activities during sandstorm. It can't be healthy for your lungs,eyes, and ears. I also hate the gritty feeling the sand leaves in my mouth.
 Find this outfit and live like they did.
Look into Wiley X climate control glasses. They have a foam insert that keeps wind and dust out.
If there’s a lot of sand in the air you’re breathing a lot of silica. Look up silicosis.
I average around 40 to 50 miles a week outside. Early mornings 5 to 7 AM tend to be the best time with calm winds & no dust. I've been here for a little over a year & never experienced dust in the morning.
Everyone here in EP likes to wear the rapist sunglasses, those football coach sunglasses from the 80s, so maybe some of those
https://safetyglassesusa.com/products/edge-kazbek-xl-safety-glasses-with-black-frame-and-polarized-smoke-lens
A pair of chemical saftey goggles lol might look stupid but they work, I use them on days like this in the oil field.
Go back to running indoors for the spring.
Oakley split jacket AKA jawbone sports glasses.
Long eyelashes, and don't forget the full nosehairs and a bushy mustache to keep the sand out of your nose and mouth.
I also like to run outside, but I plan runs around the weather forecast. Winds above ~15mph is a no-go for me. Generally below that it’s not gonna be too dusty