In Rostov, the sky began to turn yellow due to particles from an African dust storm. This was reported by ro.today with reference to social networks of eyewitnesses.
The sky in Rostov acquired a yellowish tint due to the echoes of an African sandstorm. Previously, a number of weather forecasters did not exclude the possibility of a dust storm passing through the Don capital within the next 24 hours.
Leading specialist at the Phobos weather center Evgeniy Tishkovets in his Telegram channel he said that the sky over Belgorod and Crimea had turned yellow from African dust. Also on April 25, yellow skies were observed in Kuban.
As reported by TASS with reference to the leading employee of the Phobos weather center Mikhail Leus, a dust storm from Africa will affect Russian regions until the end of the day on April 26. And the further south the subject of the Russian Federation, the higher the concentration of dust will be in the air.
In Greece, the consequences of a dust storm from Africa are more severe – the concentration of substances in the air is higher. At the same time, as TASS reports citing Greek pulmonologists, African dust consists of solid particles of different sizes, which can lead to an increase in asthma and bronchitis, as well as allergic reactions.
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