Saharan Dust Causes Problems in Canary Islands
A dust storm from the Sahara is affecting the Canary Islands. Two flights have been changed. People are being told to be careful.
The storm began in the Sahara Desert. It is very large, covering 1,300 miles. The storm is moving towards the Canary Islands. The sky in southern Morocco has turned orange because of the dust. Health officials are giving advice to protect people's health.
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Highlights
Canary Islands Dust Storm
A Sahara dust storm is causing problems in the Canary Islands.
Flights Affected by Calima
Two flights have been diverted and one cancelled due to dust.
Health Advice Issued
Health authorities are advising the population to take precautions.
Storm Affects Morocco
A large dust storm has affected southern Morocco.
Storm's Wide Reach
The storm stretches over 1,300 miles and moves towards the Canary Islands.