Over the course of the year, the Lismore App has been sent some stunning sunset and thunderstorm photos.

The Bureau of Meteorology has just released their Australian Weather Calendar 2022 and as you can imagine it is quite spectacular.

We thought you would like to see what incredible images are captured from around our great country during many different weather patterns.

(Image: Aurora australis over Davis station meteorological office, Antarctica. Credit: Barry Becker)

Barry Becker was in Antarctica working for the Bureau when he took this photo. He overcame challenging conditions to share an amazing sight most people will never see with their own eyes.

(Image: Aurora australis from Norring Lake, Wagin, Western Australia. Credit: Grahame Kelaher)

Grahame Kelaher drove for 3 hours and slept in his car to capture this beautiful aurora, resplendent in mauve, pink and green.

(Image: Supercell thunderstorm, Gympie, Queensland. Credit: Bet Wright)

Gympie sees plenty of storms. The weekend Bet Wright captured this menacing example she watched 3 storms come in.

(Image: Afternoon thunderstorm, Gunn Point, Northern Territory. Credit: Louise Denton)

Louise Denton took an afternoon drive out to Gunn Point from her Darwin home and 'got lucky' with this beautiful storm and sunset.

(Image: Downburst seen on descent into Normanton, Queensland. Credit: Will Long)

Will Long had a birds-eye view of this isolated downburst, complete with rainbow. He took the photo from the cockpit of the plane he was flying from Mornington Island to Normanton.

(Image: Dust devil near Whim Creek, Pilbara, Western Australia. Credit: Coral Stanley-Joblin)

Coral Stanley-Joblin was on a storm-chasing holiday when she spotted this mighty dust devil twisting above red-dirt country in the Pilbara.

(Image: Lightning strike near Forster, New South Wales. Credit: Cliff Gralton)

Cliff Gralton watched this storm grow on the radar in the BOM Weather app. Then he headed out and photographed lightning so bright it illuminated the surrounding landscape.

(Image: Lightning over Mt Coot-tha, Brisbane, Queensland. Credit: Chris Darbyshire)

Chris Darbyshire loves to chase storms near and far, but he captured this breathtaking sight from his Brisbane balcony.

(Image: Mammatus clouds, Daylesford, Victoria. Credit: Martina Nist)

Martina Nist was urgently summoned from a Sunday morning sleep-in to get out of bed and take a look at the sky. It was well worth it to see these extraordinary clouds.

(Image: Asperitas clouds, Strathgordon area, Tasmania. Credit: Dotan Beck)

Dotan Beck had been traveling in Australia for 3 months in his van. On his last sunrise in Tasmania he captured this stunning image.

(Image: Salt dust storm, Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre, South Australia. Credit: Cathryn Vasseleu)

Cathryn Vasseleu took a scenic flight over Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre in 2019. That's where she saw this rare and beautiful scene of raised salt drifting over the lake.

(Image: Rime ice on vegetation, Mt St Phillack, Baw Baw National Park, Victoria. Credit: Jason Freeman)

Jason Freeman captured this beautifully detailed 'frozen moment' while cross-country skiing between Mt St Gwinear and Mt Baw Baw.

(Image: Large swell along the coast near Port Campbell, Victoria. Credit: Andrew Thomas)

When Andrew Thomas saw the Bureau forecast for large swell, he jumped into his car and drove for 2 hours to take this evocative photo.

You can have these brilliant photographs displayed in your house by purchasing the Australian Weather Calendar 2022 here.