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Storm WarningThis beast is heading in the general direction of the Sydney CBD. It may go out to sea but so far is on track. These puffy type clouds are called Mammatus. Usually the frontal cloud formation preceeding the Storm.
![]() Jethro shoot it real.
look! and see. Shoot and feel
It passed by me
![]() Steve.
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Listening over the radio, it went upto Northern Beaches and Gosford area,
perhaps it's gone by now! Another one is coming soon. Birddog114
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dammit I cant wait to get my pics up from last night's storm over Brissy.
That shot of Mammattus is great, seems a lot lower than I am used to seeing it too. ![]() Mark Greenmantle
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