Normally orange-red, the sand dunes around Ain Sefra, Algeria, were covered with a nice layer of white snow on February 5, 2018. This is the second time within a month that snow fell on Saharan town of Ain Sefra in north-west Algeria after a 37-year spell of no snow ended in December 2016. Since then, it has only snowed four times.
Snowy now In dunes Ain sefra pic.twitter.com/IRVK5EPI5D
— Sekkouri Kamel (@KSekkouri) 5 février 2018
#snowboarding #Dunes #snow pic.twitter.com/cpOqUJqOy6
— Sekkouri Kamel (@KSekkouri) 6 février 2018
#snowy#ainsefra#algeria#winter#today
05/02/2018 pic.twitter.com/G6VgYqRdLQ— Sekkouri Kamel (@KSekkouri) 5 février 2018
#Algérie #Ainsefra #Algeria #Travel #NaturePhotography #Tourisme #Voyage #paysage #Tourism #DiscoverAlgeria #Nature #Discover #Photography #Picture #aventure #dunes #Snow #Neige #Hiver #landscapephotography #الجزائر pic.twitter.com/bbe9DxX2ri
— Sekkouri Kamel (@KSekkouri) 5 février 2018
As shown in these pictures by Karim Sekkouri, hoar frost covered the Sahara sand dunes in amazing bands, the day before the snow… Look at these bands, they are just baffling:
All pictures and video from K. Sekkouri
