A report has unveiled lately that the atypical Morning Glory cloud formation has this time fallen earlier by a month. The Morning Glory flows in off the Gulf of Carpentaria.

It is being said that its early arrival has provided the long-time residents and visitors to the remote area with a rare delight.

While the Morning Glory comes towards people, the same leaves an impression of rolling back. Visitors stand outside with mouths wide open.

According to the Sweers Island Fishing Resort's operator, Tex Battle, in the gulf, the pipe-like, long-sized clouds have been coming since Sunday every morning. He said that the scenario is spectacular.

Mr. Battle, 71, has lived on the island for a period of 25 years. The island is located around 30 kilometers to the north of the Burketown's mainland outpost.

It has been found that he is one of the four people residing on the island. He added that Morning Glory clouds were seen in other areas of the world also. But, these were observed with regularity in Australia only.

"With these strong cold fronts coming through to the south, [the Morning Glories] will probably disappear again and reappear in September. It's going to be a fairly short-lived event", Mr. Suter was quoted as saying.