https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-01-15/saudi-arabian-desert-covered-in-snow-by-p...




Saudi Arabia's north-west desert covered in snow after unusual winter storm
By Zena Chamas

Posted about an hour ago

A powerful storm bringing sub-zero temperatures has transformed parts of the Saudi Arabian desert into a winter wonderland.
Key points:

    The storm covered Tabuk, 192 kilometres from the Red Sea, in dusty white snow
    Videos shared online show camels shuffling through snow instead of sand
    While snow is rare, Saudi Arabia last experienced falls in April last year

Residents of Tabuk, 193 kilometres from the Red Sea, awoke to see the region's dry desert coated in white snow, leaving many in awe.

Tabuk, one of the coldest regions in Saudi Arabia, typically dips to 4 degrees Celsius at this time of year but it is usually dry, according to AccuWeather senior meteorologist Eric Leister.

Also:
In Pakistan, at least 53 houses have been completely destroyed by avalanches, with rescuers managing to pull more than 50 people from the snow.

Severe cold and heavy snow has also led to the death of 39 people in six provinces of Afghanistan in the past two weeks.

Bobby. wrote on Jan 15^th, 2020 at 9:01pm:


WoW! It's almost as if its summer in Australia and Winter in Saudi Arabia

The World is Ending Bobby.
Where are you gonna hide?

The AVERAGE Snow Depth (cm) in Tabuk in December = 40.9 cm

Not that unusual.

The main mountains near Tabuk are HIGHER than Mount Kosciuszko.

i.e. 2,549 metres high vs 2,228 metres high.

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Here you go, Bobby

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greggerypeccary wrote on Jan 16^th, 2020 at 10:36am:



Was your above post made by an order from
your master Monk?