Water flows from top to bottom, something with gravity. The stranger it is to see water moving upwards. That happened on the south coast of Australia, where strong winds and persistent rain pushed the water high into the air.
Meteorologists explain to the BBC that the phenomenon can arise when high winds from the ocean blow against the cliffs, forcing the water upwards against the waterfall. In the area, the wind was blowing at 74 kilometers per hour.
Storms and torrential rain have ravaged Sydney and the province of New South Wales in recent days. It produced spectacular pictures.
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