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SAHARA DESERT SNOW
07-01-2018
2018
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
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captionPIC BY KARIM BOUCHETATA/CATERS NEWS (PICTURED: The worlds hottest desert submerged in several inches of snow) - A bizarre weather phenomenon has left locals baffled as the Sahara Desert plains find themselves doused in layers of snow. Being one of the hottest places on earth, the last youd expect to be able to have a snowball fight in would be the Sahara Desert, but not anymore thanks to a bizarre weather conditions in Ain Sefra, Algeria. Though temperatures in the Sahara often plummet below zero at night, the notoriously dry desert plains are so scare of water any form of precipitation is incredibly unlikely to occur. Photographer Karim Bouchetata however, was left shocked when he awoke to find the burnt-orange dunes sprinkled in a dusting of white, on January 7th. - SEE CATERS COPY
