FLASH
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The dust of the Sahara desert dims the cities of Lombardy and Milan
The dust of the Sahara desert, brought towards Italy by the winds coming from North Africa, has reached Lombardy and Milan on Saturday, March 30. In the images captured from Sesto San Giovanni, the city's skyline is blurred by a kind of yellow dust.
This Sunday, our country will also be affected by stable atmospheric conditions due to warm air masses of southern origin as a result of the unusual penetration for the period we are in of the African Anticyclone.
The weather is expected to be clear throughout the territory, with few passing clouds, mostly high and transparent. It is worth noting that the temperatures in the midday values are expected to reach values up to 30 degrees Celsius, these values are abnormal and about 7-8 degrees higher than the monthly climatic average for our country.
Today is expected the gradual approach from western Europe of a deep low pressure center which, passing over North Africa, will transport over mainly southeastern Europe high amounts of dust (originating from the sand of the Sahara desert). Combined with the high temperatures, this situation will create the sensation of "suffocating" air, although this situation has been repeated many times in the past over the country and is not a new phenomenon.
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