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Watch: Blood rain map of Spain as ‘calima’ arrives in Andalucia before colliding with Storm Olivier

Laurence Dollimore
The skies above Andalucia have turned opaque as the so-called 'calima' rolls into Spain - just in time for rainstorms on Friday. The weather phenomenon is caused when billions of Saharan dust particles are picked up by northerly winds and carried

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