How to explain the red sky in the Philippines before the super typhoon makes landfall?
Before super typhoon Usagi made landfall, the sky in the Philippines was a strange shade of dark red or bright pink, as if it had been painted.
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Before super typhoon Usagi made landfall, the sky in the Philippines was a strange shade of dark red or bright pink, as if it had been painted.
Video recorded by locals from the port city of Zhoushan, China, shows the sky turning crimson under a thick layer of fog.
The sky of Jambi province in Indonesia over the weekend turned red as the haze from dense forest fires covered.
In recent days, people in London and many parts of the UK have witnessed a very strange sight.
In 1770, East Asia, including some countries such as Japan, South Korea, North Korea and the east coast of China, happened to have the sky dyed red for days.
A sandstorm believed to be the largest in the past few decades attacked the US state of Texas earlier this week, turning the sky into a scary red.