The Kimberley – Biggest Wet Season on Record

This year the Kimberley experienced one of the biggest wet seasons on record. The rainfall caused waterfalls to flow on a grand scale. Tourism operators capitalised on the natural spectacles being created and there is now a push by local tourism authorities to rebadge the wet season the “waterfall season”.

Enjoy the ABC feature video of the result of the heavy rains in the Kimberley.

http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-02-20/heavy-rain-has-led-to-spectacular-kimberley/8287088 –

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