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Videos have been posted online showing the moment a sandstorm hit Marrakech. This phenomenon made navigating the city’s streets more difficult, and local media reported one death. The strong wind knocked on the tree, and it fell on the man.
As a result of the storm, the sky turned orange.
A record heat wave in Morocco
The northwestern African country is currently experiencing record temperatures. In Marrakesh itself, the heat reaches around 50 degrees Celsius, while the highest temperature in history was recorded at Agadir Airport. The thermometers showed 50.2 degrees Celsius.
According to experts, the temperature has risen due to the masses of dry and hot air coming from the south of the continent.
At the same time, forecasters from the General Directorate of Meteorology state that the previous year was the warmest in the history of measurements in Morocco so far. The average temperature exceeded the standards from 1981-2010 by 1.4°C.
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