Spain: Saharan Dust Haze Blankets Malaga at Sunrise

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Spain: Saharan Dust Haze Blankets Malaga at Sunrise

Southern Spain woke up to hazy, dust-filled skies on Saturday, July 18, as calima -- suspended Saharan dust -- settled over Malaga and much of the southeastern peninsula. This time-lapse video captured the sun rising through haze over Montes de Malaga.

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  • ILEA005088368
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  • 2026/7/19 14:04:52
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  • @tormentayrayos via Spectee
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  • @tormentayrayos via Spectee
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  • 1920 × 1080 pixel
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  • 28.28(MB)*
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  • no audio Video Location: Málaga, NOTE: Time-lapse, Spain Video Recording Date/Time: July 18, 2026 at at 07:30h

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