Orange-tinted cars, dusty metro corridors and a hazy horizon were seen in Madrid after a thin layer of sand from the Sahara fell on a large part of Spain on the night of March 14th.
This eerie haze, shrouding the skies as a mass of hot air from the Sahara desert dumped dust, coloured the sky orange and coated streets.
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