The Harmattan is a dry and dusty West African trade wind. It blows south from Sahara into the Gulf of Guinea between November and March. On its way it picks up fine dust particles that makes the sky hazy. We haven't seen the Harmattan too much but today it was quite apparant. On the picture (taken along Beach Road today) it almost looks like normal road dust. But normally the air is clear with a blue sky. Dag
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