Saharan Dust Paints Greek Skies Yellow: A Unique Weather Phenomenon

Saharan Dust Creates Hazy Skies Over Mycenae, Greece Mycenae, Greece, experienced unusual weather conditions on May 25th, 2025, due to a significant influx of Saharan dust. The dust, transported by strong winds across the Mediterranean, created a hazy, yellowish sky with reduced visibility. Local resident and videographer, The Culture Muse, documented the phenomenon, noting the impact on the landscape and everyday objects. "This is a fairly common phenomenon, but really annoying if you’re wearing black," The Culture Muse commented in their video. The video shows dust coating cars and even a personal bag, illustrating the extent of the dust's reach. The event highlights the far-reaching effects of weather patterns and the interconnectedness of global climate systems. While the dust caused some inconvenience, it also offered a unique visual spectacle, showcasing the power of nature to transform even familiar landscapes.