Central Aus Got Wet As Heck This Week And The Photos Are Fogging Unreal

Weird things happen when wetness creeps south, though. Weird, wonderful things, of the kind Territorians have been exposed to over the past couple of days. The Red Centre‘s intrepid photogs captured some ethereal shots of Uluru in the wet, and you honestly need to scope ’em out right this moment:

Warren Brown, a mate who isn’t on Twitter, took the most incredible pic of Uluru yesterday. Thought I’d share. pic.twitter.com/PnPvvbha40

— Scott Ellis (@blahblahellis) September 14, 2016

If that doesn’t make you take a mo’ to appreciate the natural bloody wonderland we call home, we’re not sure what will. Actually, scratch that: these shots, taken a lil’ earlier, might instil your heart with some much needed wonder:

A photo posted by afewfavouritethings (@afewfavouritethings) on Sep 12, 2016 at 4:03am PDT

A photo posted by Harriet & James ???????? ?? ?? (@daydreams.of.wanderlust) on Sep 12, 2016 at 2:40am PDT

A photo posted by teikoo (@castleonthemove) on Sep 12, 2016 at 4:55am PDT

Of course, it ain’t just Uluru. The surrounding vistas were also gifted by fog, mist, and all manner of ethereal atmospheric anomalies:

A photo posted by @fromx1986 on Sep 12, 2016 at 7:48pm PDT

A photo posted by Olivier Marie (@lolive_094) on Sep 12, 2016 at 7:45pm PDT

All of that’s vanished now, as humidity in the outback is wont to do. Well, there are currently spots of showers around that big, red expanse – but those monolithic rocks are back to looking more like something from Mars than Earth. 

At least we’ve got Instagram to refer to though, hey?

Source: Twitter.
Photo: Scott Ellis / Twitter.