Andorra Warns of Saharan Dust and Muddy Rain from Perturbation Regina
Meteorological service alerts to airborne Saharan particles peaking tomorrow, clouding skies and reducing air quality, followed by unstable weather.
Key Points
- Saharan dust arriving this afternoon, peaking tomorrow with clouded skies and poor air quality.
- Dust noticeable on Tuesday; rain later will cause muddy precipitation.
- Weather remains unstable under perturbation Regina's influence.
- Airborne particles already introducing this afternoon.
Andorra's meteorological service has warned that perturbation Regina will bring suspended Saharan dust and muddy rain across the coming week.
The weather system is already introducing airborne particles this afternoon, with concentrations expected to peak tomorrow. This influx of Saharan dust will cloud the skies, reduce air quality, and make the dust more noticeable on Tuesday.
Conditions will shift later in the week as rain arrives, likely carrying accumulated dust and resulting in muddy precipitation. Overall, the weather will remain unstable, blending Saharan dust episodes with dirty rain under the influence of Regina.
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