A Blanket of Snow Covers The Atacama As Intense Winter Storms Cause Flooding And Mudslides In The Usually Arid Region
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Weather scientists attribute this unusual panorama to the strong influence of the El Niño phenomenon
In the Atacama Desert in northern Chile, an unusual amount of snow has fallen. The reason is probably also in the weather phenomenon El Niño. Satellite images show the extent.
An atmospheric disturbance has caused snowfall in the Atacama Desert, one of the most arid places on the planet
The Atacama Desert, one of the driest regions in the world, has been transformed into a colorful bloom after unusually heavy rains caused millions of seeds beneath the soil to germinate.
Images released by the space agency capture an unusual white landscape in one of the driest areas on the planet.
A Blanket of Snow Covers The Atacama As Intense Winter Storms Cause Flooding And Mudslides In The Usually Arid Region
The Atacama receives an average of 15 millimeters of precipitation per year, but in August, some areas received 40 millimeters in just a few days.
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