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More than a foot of snow has fallen in the Sahara Desert after a freak winter storm.
Up to 16 inches of snow fell after a cold spell from the north Atlantic, drawn further south than normal due to high pressure in Europe, hit parts of Morocco and western Algeria.
The stark contrast of the white snow and orange sand was captured on camera by Karim Bouchetata from the town of Ain Sefra in western Algeria.
While the town only saw an inch or so of snow, it fell much deeper on sand dunes on the outskirts.
Snow rarely falls in the Sahara where temperatures in the summer frequently hit 38C to 40C (100F to 104F), but it is the third time in almost 40 years that Ain Sefra has seen snow, with it also receiving a blanketing in 2016 and 2017.
Before this, the last time snow had fallen on the town known as "The Gateway to the Desert" was 1979.
Source: http://www.itv.com/news/2018-01-09/snow ... ra-desert/
skylinechild wrote:stikid09 wrote:
More than a foot of snow has fallen in the Sahara Desert after a freak winter storm.
Up to 16 inches of snow fell after a cold spell from the north Atlantic, drawn further south than normal due to high pressure in Europe, hit parts of Morocco and western Algeria.
The stark contrast of the white snow and orange sand was captured on camera by Karim Bouchetata from the town of Ain Sefra in western Algeria.
While the town only saw an inch or so of snow, it fell much deeper on sand dunes on the outskirts.
Snow rarely falls in the Sahara where temperatures in the summer frequently hit 38C to 40C (100F to 104F), but it is the third time in almost 40 years that Ain Sefra has seen snow, with it also receiving a blanketing in 2016 and 2017.
Before this, the last time snow had fallen on the town known as "The Gateway to the Desert" was 1979.
Source: http://www.itv.com/news/2018-01-09/snow ... ra-desert/
sorry...just couldnt help myself.....![]()
Monkey Man wrote:cold temperatures are not unfamiliar to deserts.... dunno what the big deal is about
if only snow would fall in lavantille/beethum and send these wastes to the after life.
Monkey Man wrote:cold temperatures are not unfamiliar to deserts.... dunno what the big deal is about
if only snow would fall in lavantille/beethum and send these wastes to the after life.
Monkey Man wrote:cold temperatures are not unfamiliar to deserts.... dunno what the big deal is about
if only snow would fall in lavantille/beethum and send these wastes to the after life.
Specialist Baboons wrote:Monkey Man wrote:cold temperatures are not unfamiliar to deserts.... dunno what the big deal is about
if only snow would fall in lavantille/beethum and send these wastes to the after life.
Welcome back monk monkey!!!!
Doubtfull...he doesn't do tours anymoreSpecialist Baboons wrote:Wow wonder if our shores will be graced by snow...
Lucky you...have nothing to worry aboutMonkey Man wrote:Specialist Baboons wrote:Monkey Man wrote:cold temperatures are not unfamiliar to deserts.... dunno what the big deal is about
if only snow would fall in lavantille/beethum and send these wastes to the after life.
Welcome back monk monkey!!!!
thanks babs
which these muddaraters wuld be so welcoming.them only studying to delete people cheds
racedriverpro wrote:Doubtfull...he doesn't do tours anymoreSpecialist Baboons wrote:Wow wonder if our shores will be graced by snow...
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