Morning Glory Clouds

The Morning Glory Cloud is a rare, spectacular roll cloud formation, most commonly observed in Australia's Gulf Carpentaria. This meteorological phenomenon can stretch up to 1,000 kilometers long, appearing as a towering, solitary wave or a series of rolling cylinders. Its exact formation remains a subject of study, often linked to complex interactions of sea breezes and atmospheric moisture. A sought-after sight for glider pilots, it represents one of nature's most striking aerial anomalies.