Las mejores imágenes de la nieve anaranjada en Europa

Este lunes se vivió un fenómeno meteorológico inusual en Europa, la caída de nieve anaranjada impresionó a todos.

¿Pero a qué se debe este fenómeno? Se debe a el choque entre la nieve de Siberia y el polvo que provienen del desierto del Sahara, lo cual genera este color anaranjado en Europa oriental.

Las zonas de las montañas de Sochi en Rusia, en Georgia y en el puerto danés de Galatí del Danubio pudieron disfrutar de este inusual fenómeno.

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⏩Interesting News!❤️⏪ A kind of “Orange snow” makes parts of Russia, Moldova, Ukraine, Romania and Bulgaria “feel like Mars”. This “orange snow” phenomenon is possibly due to sand from the Sahara desert storms, possibly due to a mix of snow and rain. This orange snow is very fascinating❤️! Pic Creds: Golden Bee Tags to spread the news: #orangesnow #beautifulscenery #scenerylovers #orangeisthenewblack #orangecaramel #easterneurope #orangetheory #orangecolor #orangecolour #skiresort #skiing #beautifulpic #epicshots #skiresorts #european #mountainphotography #scenicview #views? #europe_pics #europe_ig #mars #marsplanet #spaceiscool #notdankmemes #thisisbeautiful #dailynews #breakingnews #interestingplaces #interestingfacts #niceviews

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(WATCH)Orange Snow Europe! Why isn't everyone talking about this? ? . . . #orangesnow #europe #fakesnow #fakeweather #lies #weather #weathermod #weathermodification #weatherengineering #haarp #geoengineering #chemtrails #chemtrailing #ithastostop #thishastostop . . . #theresistance #resist . . #thepaintondon

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Oranje sneeuw in Oost-Europa❄ Het is een raar gezicht: skiën op oranje sneeuw. Hoe dat komt? Er is Saharazand vanuit Afrika meegewaaid en in combinatie met de regen- en sneeuwval terecht gekomen in de skigebieden. Het fenomeen komt ruwweg eens in de vijf jaar voor. Verschillende skiërs hebben al geklaagd vanwege het zand in hun mond. Helaas is er niks tegen te doen. Foto: Ksusha Knopik #geowijs #teachinggeography #snow #orangesnow #geography #aardrijkskunde #teachersofinstagram

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African dust turns snow orange in eastern Europe. Orange snow was spotted in the eastern European countries of Russia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Romania and Moldova on Friday after African dust from the Sahara Desert engulfed the region. (Photo: Twitter) #orangesnow #snow #Europe

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#Repost #Follow @soul_ger4theking Cities around Russia, Ukraine, Bulgaria and Romania have all reported the bizarre orange snow phenomenon, videos of which have quickly gone viral. Tourist destinations, including ski resorts, have been blanketed by the orange snow, which has turned snowy mountains into sand dunes. Several witnesses compared the scene to an "apocalyptic scenario" or something that resembled the surface of Mars. #JesusIsComing #Repent #SignsOfTheTimes #Apocalyptic #Mars #Russia #Ukraine #Bulgaria #Romania #Tukkit #PayAttention #Apocalypse #WeatherModification #Snow #Drone #OrangeSnow #SnowStorm #Viral #Trending #ExtremeWeather #WorldNews #SandDunes #Mountains #EndTimes

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#Orange-tinted #snow blanket parts of #EasternEurope on #Friday and over the #weekend, creating eerie post-Apocalyptic scenes and baffling people from countries like #Russia, #Bulgaria, #Ukraine, #Romania and #Moldova. While #orangesnow seems unearthly, meteorologists said the phenomenon actually occurs about every five years and that this instance was caused by sand from storms in the #SaharaDesert mixing with snow and rain, according to the BBC.

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LO MÁS PARECIDO A MARTE: Cayó niueve naranja en las montañas del este de Europa. El fenómeno ocurre aproximadamente cada 5 años. La nieve naranja es causada por una tormenta que se produjo en el desierto del Sahara que transportó por miles de kilometros particulas de arena, polvo y polen, hasta las montañas de la zona de Rusia, Ucrania, Rumania y Bulgaria. Varios esquiadores compartiron estas imágenes comparándolo con un paisaje marciano. #nievenaranja #sochi #rusia #noticia #instapic #fotodeldia #noticia #orangesnow #radio #musica #la100fm La100.com.ar

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