Скачать или смотреть Day after the Sandstorm in Costa Blanca, Spain

On Monday the 14th of March the storm ‘Celia’ left strong gusts of wind in the Canary Islands, Balearic Islands, Galicia, Cantabria, Pyrenees and heavy rainfall in Andalusia.

‘Celia’ also left a cloud of suspended dust, known as haze. It is a Saharan dust cloud that causes a reduction in visibility. This rain of mud, which leaves an orange sky in various parts of the country, also leaved a layer of dust.

This time Sahara Desert dust cloud raised by Celia could be the worst on record. Spain's weather service described the dust storm from the Sahara as 'extraordinary and very intense', while adding that it was unclear if it was the worst episode of its kind on record.