The Three-Way Weather Pattern in Sydney

The clouds at sunrise are caused by the land breeze, which is the nighttime equivalent of the daytime sea breeze. In Sydney, we've got a three-way weather pattern where the ocean tends to stay at the same temperature, but the land goes up and down. And then between midnight and dawn, the air then runs along the coast from the south to the north. So that's another part of the hole with the pattern. Carlos, with you chatting, science as per on a Thursday,. Martin and Canberra, read the clouds at sunrise question.