Ilya Katsman shot this photo of clouds forming parralel lines over Australia.
Neil Bennett, from Australia's Bureau of Meteorology, said it was likely to be a wave cloud.
"It's like skimming a stone across a lake. The air is rising up and down in a wave motion," Mr Bennett said. "Where it's going up you're getting the cloud, and where its going down you're getting the clear lines."
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