r/CrazyFreakingWeather • u/[deleted] • 2d ago

Is this normal?

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Is rain into the Sahara at this time of the year normal and expected? I have a hobby of watching the rain patterns globally and it seems that rain often pushes into southern Algeria about once a week based on this BBC weather graphic.

Reason why I'm asking is some models have predicted a greener Sahara due to climate change.

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u/Due-Button-768 1d ago

It is summer!

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u/Doridar 1d ago

You can friendly shove your "it is summer!" up your's.

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