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A foggy morning surprise.
Bit excited to see my first ever fogbow this
morning. Can you see it? It is pretty faint and was hard to photograph but boy …
was it beautiful.
According to the Bureau of Meteorology fogbows (also called white
rainbows or ghost rainbows) are formed in the same way as rainbows, with the
sun's rays being refracted and reflected by the water droplets in the fog. As
the fog droplets are much smaller than raindrops there is a smaller amount of
refraction and reflection so the colours in a fogbow are paler and appear white.
Isn't nature amazing!
News to me. What a great discovery.
ReplyDeleteHow amazing.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, it's so amazing!!
ReplyDeleteYes. And yes. You'll work it out.
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Alphie
Schön der Nebelbogen.
ReplyDeleteNoke
That is spectacular. I had never even heard of A fogbow.I think is looks mysterious.
ReplyDeleteInteresting read there.
ReplyDeleteSuper shot! I've never seen one.
ReplyDeleteOoo I have never heard of a fogbow. Plenty of fog around here at the moment, I must keep my eye out if I get out of bed early enough.
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of a fog bow either, but what a nice surprise!
ReplyDeleteNever seen or heard of them but how cool....
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