Storm and calima

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For a few days now we have had calima here in southern Spain, which means that a layer of red dust and sand from the Sahara is in the atmosphere, preventing the sun from shining through. However, the sky is not as orange as it was two years ago. Strong winds and high waves made some walks impossible today.

Torremuelle (Bénalmadena, Spain)

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