Cloud storms cover Sydney
Huge clouds like waves of waves that carry heavy rain and lightning cover many areas of Sydney, Australia, March 5.
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Huge clouds like waves of waves that carry heavy rain and lightning cover many areas of Sydney, Australia, March 5.
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Three Indonesians were killed on February 14, after the Kelud volcano on Java island erupted violently, blowing ash and rocks tens of kilometers into the air.
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