A British tourist today (March 15) brushed a coating of Saharan dust off his car after the southern Spanish province he was visiting was engulfed a day earlier by the particles from North Africa.

"Everyone's car has been engulfed in dust that has flown from the Sahara Desert," said Wilson who is staying in the town of Albox in Almeria.

Footage a day earlier showed the sky turned orange across Almeria and Granada.

British Tourist Ewan Wilson checks on his car and discovers that everyone's car has been engulfed in dust that has flown from the Sahara Desert across the sea and onto Ewan's new car! This amazing weather even has got him whipping African sand off of his Spanish vehicle.

The sky remains a yellow-orange color and the apocalyptic atmosphere has a strong grip on the small Spanish town of albox.

British Tourists Ewan Wilson captured the moment that the residence of Albox emerge from the Saharan Dust storm. The North African sand has settled on the roads, cars, and streets of the small town and it turns the streets into a yellowish-orange.

The dust-covered streets and cars turn this sweet town into an almost apocalyptic scene as people emerge from this buzzer weather event.