Mongolia was hit by sandstorms and suffered heavy losses. Do you know where the sandstorm happened?

Mongolia suffered the biggest sandstorm in history, causing nearly 100 casualties and heavy losses. In recent days, some provinces in northern China, such as North China and Northwest China, have suffered from sandstorm weather, which has brought great inconvenience to people's normal life and production. The sandstorm weather spread so widely this time because of the strong sandstorm weather in Mongolia. Under the attack of this natural disaster, dozens of people died, nearly 100 people were missing, and many yurts and a large number of livestock were overturned.

The sandstorm struck because windy weather and dry land created extremely favorable conditions for the sandstorm, because the northern part of Mongolia was dry and rainy, and the wind was strong because of Mongolian cyclone, as was the case in most sandstorm areas in China, with less precipitation as the main factor, and land drought and environmental desertification as great help.

Human beings have exerted a great influence on the natural environment. Forests and grasslands are full of human footprints, but grassland management is more difficult, which is one of the reasons why Mongolia is struggling to manage the environment.

Sandstorm weather can be said to be very common in areas hit by sandstorm weather, but I think the country with the most sandstorm weather is the United States. There used to be a huge sandstorm in the United States, which was called by the world? Black storm? This time, the sandstorm attack caused hundreds of thousands of people to be homeless and tens of thousands of acres of fertile soil were thrown away.

Of course, there are still many areas hit by sandstorms, but four are mainly large areas, Africa, North America, northern Mexico and Australia. These areas have almost five or six sandstorms a year on average, and the scale is not small.

Sandstorm is a natural disaster, which should have appeared long before human beings, but now it is getting more and more serious, and we still need to control it constantly.