http://www.livescience.com/17105-images-unique-places-earth.html
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QuoteA rare tubular cloud formation occurs with regularity only one place on Earth: Northern Australia's Gulf of Carpentaria. Here, ultra-long "roll clouds" form regularly in fall months. The phenomenon even has its own, geographically specific name, the Morning Glory cloud. Elsewhere in the world, roll clouds pop up only very occasionally, usually associated with sea winds or sometimes thunderstorm downdrafts.
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truly amazing, thanks for posting
Fascinating stuff, thanks for posting the link.
I love learning about that stuff. A few I'd heard of, others not. Thanks, Brant!
Meteorology is just water heat and air, sometime a bump on the ground to go with it. Amazing stuff it can do.
the exploding lakes was just ridiculous
some of the others were just too cool
it's almost a world-traveler bucket list, init? ;)
Cool stuff. Thanks for the link chief.