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Elizabeth Urban

NASA Releases Stunning Photos Of Sahara Desert Turning Green Under Historic Rains

Parts of the Sahara Desert were shown to be turning green with vegetation after satellite images were taken of the region after receiving historic rainfall. (Credit: Latin Times)

New photos released by NASA show the Sahara Desert — one of the most barren places on Earth — turning green after historic rainfall.

The Sahara Desert was among one of the places hit by an extratropical cyclone Sept. 7 and 8, which drenched areas that typically receive little rain. African countries Morocco, Libya, Tunisia and Algeria were also impacted by the cyclone.

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