Australia: Altocumulus Clouds Appear Over Brisbane, Signaling Weather Shift

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Australia: Altocumulus Clouds Appear Over Brisbane, Signaling Weather Shift

Queensland braces for a cold, rainy start to August, with maximum temperatures dropping up to 10 degrees below average. Altocumulus clouds, commonly known as "mackerel skies," were seen over Brisbane. These wave-like cloud patterns often signal changing weather or approaching atmospheric instability.

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  • ILEA004616158
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  • 2025/8/01 18:49:24
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  • Richard Wortley via Spectee
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  • Richard Wortley via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • 32.74(MB)*
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  • Australia Video Recording Date/Time: July 31, 2025, Video Location: Brisbane

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