Skies are to glow a vivid red as a Saharan dust cloud approaches Norfolk.
The phenomenon is caused when sand from the African desert is whipped up and blown into the sky where winds carry it north to Europe and the UK.
A Met Office spokesman said: "A plume of Saharan wind is being blown by a southerly wind where it is expected to reach Norfolk this weekend.
"The wind will reach the county on Saturday where people can expect to see vivid red sunsets and sunrises.
This amazing image captures a plume of Saharan dust moving out of Africa and into the Atlantic 😮
— Met Office (@metoffice) January 26, 2024
Some of this dust will make it's way towards us over the coming days... pic.twitter.com/SI9ZgCXDED
"Saturday night and Sunday morning are expected to be particularly notable, clear skies in Norfolk should create a great opportunity to see the bright red colours."
The Met Office has also warned the sand can add to air pollution levels.
When the dust mixes with rain, a light covering can begin to form on cars causing some minor disruption for drivers.
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