Uluru's dormant waterfalls spring to life after recent rainfall in the region | ABC Australia

Uluru's dormant waterfalls have been brought to life thanks to recent rainfall in the region. 14 millimetres of rain at Yulara- the tourist township close to Uluru. It was almost the coldest June day on record on Wednesday 1 June with 10.7 degrees. The coldest June day on record was 9.4.
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[@TrickyTrev01]

Beautiful as I remember when I was there back in the 1980’s.

[@Jesse-B]

"And it's raining on the Rock
What an almighty sight to see".

[@YounisAlzuhimi]

Amazing

[@Oscarcat2212]

What has always got me about the rock. All the rain that flows of it. Some gets captured in natural basins.
Only a semi Permanent source of water.
In 20 to 40,000 years of habitation no one has thought to build a dam or raise the banks -
Middle of the desert. Turn a semi permanent water source into a permanent one?

[@krushnaji4940]

First comment: it's beautiful 👍

[@bathanmark]

There's probably a croc in the water

[@gyurmethlodroe1774]

and Dundee on the bank