moon halos, red and normal rainbows
Taken by Stefan Ziegenbalg on July 10, 2017 @
Pulsnitz, Saxony, Germany
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Yesterday, on July 10, we had a moon halo display, red rainbows and, just for completeness, also a normal one.
The halo display consists in a 22° ring, a moondog, Circumzenithal arc, Supralateral arc (or 46° ring?) and upper and lower tangent arc. The image was shoot at 00:15 local time.
At sunset (22:18) a red rainbow with supernumerary bow and also a weak secondary bow appeared. Because the light was dominated by one wavelength the contrast of the
supernumerary bow is unusually high.
About 10 minutes earlier a not that red rainbow was visible, lets call it orange.
A normal colored rainbow appeared at 18:18.
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