“Dirty” rains occurred in the Odessa, Nikolaev and Kherson regions.
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Such sediments were formed due to sand from the Sahara, previously carried to the Balkan Peninsula. Rain and wind from the southern quarter contribute to the accumulation of dust and its deposition with precipitation. The Nikolaev Regional Center for Hydrometeorology reported this on Facebook on April 24.
Meteorologists emphasized that no excess of the maximum permissible concentrations of suspended substances (dust) in the air of Nikolaev was recorded.
Also, “dirty” rain was recorded in the Odessa region.
Let us remind you that on April 21, rescuers eliminated the consequences of worsening weather conditions in Vinnitsa, Cherkasy regions and Kyiv. State Emergency Service units sprayed and removed trees, fallen roadways and parked cars, and pumped water out of roadways.
Source: Racurs
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