There's a red sun over Britain and Londoners are loving it
On Monday, Brits noticed that the sun had unexpectedly changed colour, which prompted everyone to start googling.
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It turns out this was a side-effect of Storm Ophelia. The storm whipped up lots of Saharan dust and Iberian wildfire smoke, which is acting as a sepia filter against the sky, plunging Britain into darkness.
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Some very striking images have come from all over Britain.
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But the best reactions to our new apocalyptic makeover came from the capital. Here are just a few of the most quality London tweets about the #RedSun.
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One unfortunate politician got the brunt of the umber sky in an interview on BBC news.
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Even official news channels were jumping into the mix.
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Well, here's hoping the dust lifts and Britain doesn't end up turning into some Mad Max-esque apocalyptic wasteland where morals and empathy mean nothing and we turn on each other like animals.
