“Desert dust episode in sight”, indicates Météo France on Twitter. It’s not the first time this has happened but each time the images are impressive. This Tuesday morning, the Girondins discovered a rain of yellow sand from the Sahara. The phenomenon called “sirocco“has crossed Spain from the Maghreb and is now blowing over the Southwest.
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“I see life in sepia!”
“Orange sky”, “ochre”, “thin layer of sand from the Sahara”, “the Sahel invites itself into our memories”. Many Internet users marvel at this “Bordeaux desert”.
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Météo France warns that this wind of yellow dust should intensify on Tuesday evening in the South-West, before gradually rising towards Brittany.
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