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By TPN/Lusa, in News · 23 Feb 2017, 11:42 · 1 Comments
IPMA told reporters the situation was due to a low pressure system over Morocco that was carrying suspended dust from North Africa in its winds.
The system is affecting a huge area from Tunisia to the Canaries as well as the Iberian Peninsula and Madeira.
The weather agency said the dust gives the sky a yellowish colour but it should gradually disappear over the coming days.
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On Thursday 23 Feb I found my car covered in large orange blobs of mud. All the cars in Silves were the same, but east of Silves the cars were clean. I live near Odelouca.
By glenis from Algarve on 24 Feb 2017, 07:22