Name: Australia drought: Capturing spectacular storms in the outback - BBC News
Uploaded: 2020-11-21T18:35:04.000Z
Duration: 2 min 20 s
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You just think of dirt saying tumbleweed.

Past simple

Up until probably the last three or four months, we've had nothing, no rain, just a lot of dust storms for the last probably say three years on and off on then.

Now, in the last month or two, it's just turned around very quickly with the storm stuff.

Just feeling that energy come off those lightning bolts is pretty amazing to see.

I've got a few hills around the place where you get up on and just see if you can see where it's coming from, and then you just as it got closer and closer, you could feel the pressure drop on.

That was pretty amazing to feel that just sprang out there.

I was taking a lot of photos with my phone and you start posting these pictures and people start commenting.

Oh, you got a good eye, all that sort of stuff.

So 12 months ago, I decided I should get myself in actual camera, so that's where it sort of just built from that.

So I'm still learning We're pretty unique out here.

Not many people realize how dry it actually is out in these parts of Australia without actually seeing the photos.

 People in the city, we might not ever see them out in the wild, ever so that was good to capture them. 