


The red dust in Sydney has blown up to Queensland and even across the Tasman sea to New Zealand. There was a layer of orange dust on our cars this morning here in Auckland.
I asked my family in Australia and my two nieces tell me:
It was very windy when we were hit by the dust storm on Wednesday. There was an inch of dust on everywhere. I was coughing all day and can't breathe properly because it was so dusty & air was really dry.
I spent whole yesterday morning to mop, wipe and clean my house. After I was just about to drink my coffee and relax watch t.v., the news said there might be another one coming this weekend.
F in the GoldCoast
Photos from the outside of my unit around 11.20am, when the storm hasn't fully blown into Brisbane yet. It got worst after that.
S in Brisbane
The photos don't show how bad it is, like she said, she took them before the situation got worst.
1 comment:
I saw it on the news and newspaper, it look terrible! The worst part is cleaning up afterward! and those suffering from allergic rhinitis is sure having a bad day!
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