Skies over Western Australia turned a surreal blood-red as dust whipped up ahead of Tropical Cyclone Narelle, creating an eerie, almost apocalyptic scene. The dramatic color was caused by dense dust scattering sunlight, with residents reporting choking air and visibility swallowed by the storm. Shark Bay Caravan Park in Exmouth shared footage of the red dust. 'Incredibly eerie outside and everything is covered in dust. Not a lot of wind yet,' they said, adding the dust could be felt in your nose
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Skies over Western Australia turned a surreal blood-red as dust whipped up ahead of Tropical Cyclone Narelle, creating an eerie, almost apocalyptic scene. The dramatic color was caused by dense dust scattering sunlight, with residents reporting choking air and visibility swallowed by the storm. Shark Bay Caravan Park in Exmouth shared footage of the red dust. 'Incredibly eerie outside and everything is covered in dust. Not a lot of wind yet,' they said, adding the dust could be felt in your nose
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