Been wondering why the sky has a yellow tinge to it today?

Well you're not the only one.

The sky's strange hue combined with a pinky red sun has left readers (and us) perplexed.

However, it is believed to be a combination of Saharan dust pulled in by ex-hurricane Ophelia and smoke from the forest fires in Portugal.

The Met Office has issued amber warnings for Northern Ireland, South West Scotland, Strathclyde and Wales.

Yellow warnings have been issued for the south west of England however this does not include Sussex. 

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Storm Ophelia in Sussex

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From Anna Scott

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From Vanessa Pellett

What is your response?The sky above Hardwick Road

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The Argus: The sky above Hardwick RoadThe sky above Hardwick Road

From Liam Miner

What is your response?Brighton seafront

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From Kayleigh Mann

What is your response?The sky above Woodingdean

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The Argus: The sky above WoodingdeanThe sky above Woodingdean

From Kathy Lewis

What is your response?Shelldale Avenue, Portslade

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The Argus: Shelldale Avenue, PortsladeShelldale Avenue, Portslade

From Carolina Campbell

What is your response?Sunset

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From Anna Tinner

What is your response?Runners on a stormy night along King Alfred

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The Argus: Runners on a stormy night along King AlfredRunners on a stormy night along King Alfred

From Jamie Watson

What is your response?A picture of the sunset over Brighton after today’s events

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The Argus: A picture of the sunset over Brighton after today’s eventsA picture of the sunset over Brighton after today’s events

From Ann Lockyer

What is your response?Mondays red sun.

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The Argus: Mondays red sun.Mondays red sun.
The Argus: Mondays red sun.Mondays red sun.

From Community contributor

What is your response?It's amazed me seeing the difference colour in the sky today. These took not long ago. Beautiful.

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The Argus: It's amazed me seeing the difference colour in the sky today. These took not long ago. Beautiful.It's amazed me seeing the difference colour in the sky today. These took not long ago. Beautiful.
The Argus: It's amazed me seeing the difference colour in the sky today. These took not long ago. Beautiful.It's amazed me seeing the difference colour in the sky today. These took not long ago. Beautiful.

From Community contributor

What is your response?Sky over Telscombe Cliffs this evening

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The Argus: Sky over Telscombe Cliffs this eveningSky over Telscombe Cliffs this evening

From Sophie O'Brien

What is your response?Saharan sky

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The Argus: Saharan skySaharan sky

From Simon Ferguson

What is your response?Wierd dust coming over Brighton today at 3pm. Felt like the end of the world.

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The Argus: Wierd dust coming over Brighton today at 3pm. Felt like the end of the world.Wierd dust coming over Brighton today at 3pm. Felt like the end of the world.

From Tracy Ash

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From Emma Hayes

What is your response?Tail end of hurricane Ophelia in Brighton!

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The Argus: Tail end of hurricane Ophelia in Brighton!Tail end of hurricane Ophelia in Brighton!
The Argus: Tail end of hurricane Ophelia in Brighton!Tail end of hurricane Ophelia in Brighton!

From Elizabeth Bartlett

What is your response?Amazing sky over Patcham this afternoon!

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The Argus: Amazing sky over Patcham this afternoon!Amazing sky over Patcham this afternoon!

From Jamie Watson

What is your response?Slightly red sun reflecting in the sea

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The Argus: Slightly red sun reflecting in the seaSlightly red sun reflecting in the sea