Snow covers Sahara desert partly
Updated:8 years, 5 months ago
Updated:8 years, 5 months ago
Ain Sefra (Algeria), Jan 10 (ANI): Ain Sefra, a desert town in Algeria known as the ‘Gateway to the Sahara’, experienced a substantial amount of snow for reportedly third time in 40 years. According to some reports, parts of the area received nearly 15 inches of snow. As the Sahara is renowned for its extreme temperatures, it’s not unusual for the temperature to plunge tens of degrees Fahrenheit at night. But, the snow actually stayed intact for a good portion of the day. While snow is historically scant in the desert area, a similar snow phenomenon happened just last year. Before that, it had been 37 years since Ain Sefra's last snowfall.
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