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Weird “rainbow”
I caught this rainbow-like thing over top of the East Liberty section of Pittsburgh. It’s kinda cool, but I’ve never seen one like it. This is pretty much East/Southeast of me, sunset off to the far right of me. I think I have a recent real rainbow picture I’ll share if I can. And Angel checking it out! Gotta have a pet involved!
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I think that’s aurora borealis in your first two. But I am no astronomer.
PS, good looking hound!
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Shaft of low angle sunlight passing thru falling rain?
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And a double rainbow in the last two!
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Yeah, we get many doubles and triples. When we first moved in, I had double rainbows above my house, but the arches were backwards; sort of like a big M. I run across the picture sometimes when I’m messing around down the cellar. Years back, I left town to go home, when I lived up West of Zelienople. I always drove across the bridges going over the confluence forming the Ohio River. Without wrecking I was able to count 5 very clear rainbows. Nature is cool.
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Seen that before in my area, years ago. First is rain with the low sun, then as the sun angle becomes better, it turns into a rainbow. A rainbow under a low cloud is rare. Usually they happen under high rain clouds in brighter light.
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This, no question in my mind.
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I didn't see any rain, but it was way over there. I was trying to listen to the rhythm of the falling rain...
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I didn't see any rain, but it was way over there. I was trying to listen to the rhythm of the falling rain...
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Errm, there's a curtain of it in the center of the picture coming down from the cloud. It might be virga, precip from the cloud that doesn't reach the ground.
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Secondary rainbows are very common. I have noticed them almost every time a rainbow is visible. Sometimes you need to look very hard above the original rainbow.
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Double check the shed in pic #5. There should a pot of gold in there.
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