#ImageOfTheDay
— 🇪🇺 DG DEFIS #StrongerTogether (@defis_eu) March 22, 2021
After the episode of last February, a new and impressive Saharan dust cloud is crossing the Mediterranean from the #Sahara desert towards #Greece 🇬🇷 and the southern Balkans
⬇️@CopernicusEU #Sentinel3🇪🇺🛰️view of the ~800 km long dust cloud pic.twitter.com/I0QWWUUTWX
All in one! #SaharanDust from #Africa to #Europe and volcanic #Etna´s SO2 emissions from #Italy to #MiddleEast. The #Copernicus #Sentinel5p features impressive monitoring capabilities! Image of Feb. 20. #AirQuality @Dust_Barcelona @FlorenceRabier @VHPeuch @KSchwanke @eforestal pic.twitter.com/n2E80FTNuu
— ADAM Platform (@PlatformAdam) February 20, 2021
#SaharanDust continuing across northern Europe in coming days with potentially more for Spain & France later in the week. @CopernicusECMWF Atmosphere Monitoring Service @ECMWF 5-day aerosol optical depth forecast initialized at 21 Feb at 00 UTC https://t.co/jN1baaQQ5Q https://t.co/pR9rveYcdE pic.twitter.com/eVS1ZXTizG
— Mark Parrington (@m_parrington) February 21, 2021