Temari uses her Giant Folding Fan to generate a gust of wind that layers the surrounding area in a blast of sand. This layer of sand that accumulates on the nearby trees makes it difficult for others to get a good footing. The initial gust can also temporarily blind opponents by lodging sand in their eyes.
This is the narutopedia description of the technique in question. The initial gust was the major blinding effect, as described in the first post of the jutsu being used. (Albeit, a massive smokescreen would suggest something completely unseeable through; wind release chakra, wind-dust particles, to a sharingan, that would certainly be blinding almost to that scale)
The timeframe for Tachi's next post takes place, basically, at the start of the previous post; okay, that's fine. Since the explosion did not happen, then in his post, only two things happened according to his post; the second 'shock', that occurring at the start of my previous post and was already conveniently addressed, and Tachi bracing himself, as he should have been very well blinded by the storm just as much as I had, since he didn't bother covering his eyes or anything of the sort.
That means, that the timeframe of what I would need to respond to was already covered in the previous post; by making reference to the locations of Tachi, Eric, and Rita, I made it rather clear that your initial surge of Raiton hit me only because it had been executed prior to Rita's technique.
As a result, the dust would be kicked up, with the Futon, at the same time that this so called second attack occurs. Well, if the Raiton would not be able to conduct between the particles due to the Futon, then the timing of your second attack would be terrible (a flaw in your RP) since it would occur during a time in which it would not be able to, well, occur.
Yes, from my post, the technique would certainly linger, as it had originally been generated by the beats of Rita's wings. Considering where you were on the map, it would have probably been logical that you might would have been knocked over standing where you were.
But that I overlooked, and down the road it would seem that would have solved at least one piece of this delimma.