AT LAST!!! THE SAHARAN DUST CLOUD GOES AWAY!

Looks like photos the Mars rovers sent ...
Heat without sun is crazy and highly dispensable.

Conseguiste buena foto para ser el sujeto una calina sahariana.
Esta mañana en la costa de Bizkaia 21ºC y lluvia suave, menuda, blanda y persistente (“sirimiri”) Para pensar en el por qué de las diferencias. Tuve que secar al perro.

C'est vrai que la canicule observe tout le monde et cet état atmosphérique couvre le ciel et empêche le soleil d'apparaitre tel un sirocco ou un vent de sable.
La température chez nous était de 42°..

Same here... but not gone yet!

Between the high record breaking heat across the country combined with the raging fires it seems we are a country on fire. Not good! The humidity and high heat really does put people in a "don't touch me mood" what little patience people have left is leaving quickly . Glad to hear the Sarharan has left your area. Try and stay cool and well Andy. :)

A fine document and a striking capture. I'm glad to see you've got the camera back in your hands.

My best wishes Andy - I suppose you need milder temps for your recovery.

Stunning colours !!
All the best Andy.

Astonishing and "interesting" phenomenon .... seen from afar !!!!

Take good care of yourself and receive my friendly greeting!

Impressive, Andy !

Great shot, Andy!
Understandable, such weather and light conditions get people down,
but they are worthwhile photo motifs.

impressionnant

Amazing! I've never experience that sort of heat..........and neither do I want to! It must be very difficult. I hope it's not affecting your recovery too much mate!

Take care and stay safe!

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Wow - that's one huge sand cloud. Now there are problems with fires in Spain apparently!!! I am so sorry to hear of this. My daughter lives in Turkey where there have been many fires, so I do understand how you feel.

We've had similar temps (100+ F) and wildfire smoke, in the Reno, Nevada area. The effect is no doubt similar!

Good to see you posting!

Looks good but I would hate those temperatures. That dust can't be good for your chest. We have lower temps around 17C with rain -again!
~ Great to see you posting new photos again Andy. Hope that life is slowly getting back to normal for you.

Keep well. Herb

The fierce temperatures in Spain apparently set a new record and made the news here too, but I'm sure the Sahara dust must have made it all feel much worse. Stay safe, Andy.

Rosa,
Jenny,
Steve,
Herb,
George,
Thank you all!

Beeindruckende Aufnahme, Andy!

Thank you Wilhelm!

Impressive capture. So glad that you are taking pictures!

Thank you, Rashid!

here we also had the Sahara sand Andy, it crawls everywhere