Rays And Rainbows
Uploaded: February 28, 2011
I shot this in my front yard last week. Since the sun was behind me, I couldn't figure out where the rays were coming from, so I emailed Ken Smith, who sent it to a weather guy. Turns out they are anti-crepuscular rays..caused by the same water droplets that cause the rainbow to appear. I was glad to hear the explanation. Thanks, Ken!
Tammy M. Anderson
February 28, 2011
Carolyn M. Fletcher
February 28, 2011
John Rivera
February 28, 2011
Ken Smith
March 01, 2011
Carolyn M. Fletcher
March 01, 2011
Millie A. Talarico
March 01, 2011
Mitch Spence
March 05, 2011
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