Hottest Year Ever Update: Sahara Desert Sand-Dunes Covered in Snow

Sahara Desert town is covered in snow for the second time this year as stunned locals play on sand-dunes covered in the white stuff. A 37-year spell of no snow ended in December 2016, and it has snowed four times since then https://t.co/VPNuvV8XXm pic.twitter.com/9tHS5l0HCL

— Climate Realists (@ClimateRealists) February 6, 2018

Hottest Year Ever Update: Snow in Saudi Arabia

Snow in Saudi Arabia. Last week it was the Sahara Desert
We are seeing record cold and snow all over the Northern Hemisphere, yet @NASA and @NOAA insist it is the third hottest year on record. @hausfath pic.twitter.com/aRjiJ8L58q

— Steve Goddard (@SteveSGoddard) January 26, 2018

Hottest Year Ever Update: Sahara Desert Has Snow, Again

It has snowed in the Algerian village of Ain Sefra, on the Northwest edge of the Sahara, four times since 1979. Three of those snowfalls have been the last three years. https://t.co/dyTYqw37Lp pic.twitter.com/g03ZxggBKK

— Chris Higgins channel (@higgyC) January 9, 2018

Snow falls in the Sahara desert https://t.co/mZlD8IKIoL pic.twitter.com/n2M0S4UG8t

— BBC Africa (@BBCAfrica) January 9, 2018

Recurring snowfalls in Sahara Desert verify global warming, says top Russian meteorologisthttps://t.co/6s1KoZuHE6
© AP Photo/Manoocher Deghati pic.twitter.com/ejklGucRBn

— TASS (@tassagency_en) January 9, 2018