Saharan Dust Cloud Turns UK Skies Orange
The phenomenon, caused by a storm system near Spain, is expected to enhance sunsets and sunrises, and leave dust deposits on cars and roads.
- Saharan dust cloud sweeps across the UK, causing skies to turn orange.
- The phenomenon occurs several times a year when large dust storms in the Sahara coincide with southerly wind patterns.
- The dust cloud was due to a storm system near Spain, according to a Met Office forecaster.
- Southerly winds are expected to push the dust towards the UK, enhancing sunsets and sunrises.
- Dust deposits are expected on cars and roads, particularly where rain is expected.
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