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Water gushes through sand dunes after a rare rainfall in the Sahara desert

  • A rare deluge in the Sahara desert created lagoons of water, nourishing some of its driest regions like never before.
  • The Moroccan government reported that two days of September rainfall exceeded annual averages, particularly in Tata and Tagounite.
  • The storms caused over 20 fatalities in Morocco and Algeria and damaged farmers’ harvests, prompting emergency relief funds.
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