This weekend, the sky over the cities of Europe turned orange – through the Mediterranean Sea, a cyclone brought sand from the Sahara Desert. As a result, the sky, houses and even snow acquired an orange hue.
Sahara desert arrives in Verbierpic.twitter.com/kv11jcXPCE
— Vivid Snowboarding (@vividsnowboard) February 6, 2021
The first blow was taken by France, and after that the sand cloud began to move eastward – through Italy and Malta to the Balkans and Herzi.
Sometimes sandstorms reach incredible proportions when visibility is no further than an arm’s length.
- In February 2020, a sandstorm covered the Canary Islands, it was visible even from space: photo, video.
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