"Fire rainbow" anomaly?
How about if I say this in what I think is a far more accurate way: Weather modification anomaly causes "Fire rainbow"
I have never heard of a "fire rainbow" but it is in fact a real weather phenomenon that can happen at sunset when the sun hits very high atmospheric ice crystals before the "terminator line" (the true dark of night) passes over an area after sunset. From what I found in Google images, these normally occur in cirrus clouds. Now, I have no problem with the "fire rainbow" part of the image, but LOOK AT WHAT IS UNDER THIS - that is NOT a natural cloud, and none of the other fire rainbow pictures have anything even remotely similar. Someone was playing around to cause this very rare anomaly, BET ON IT.
-- JIM STONE
How about if I say this in what I think is a far more accurate way: Weather modification anomaly causes "Fire rainbow"
I have never heard of a "fire rainbow" but it is in fact a real weather phenomenon that can happen at sunset when the sun hits very high atmospheric ice crystals before the "terminator line" (the true dark of night) passes over an area after sunset. From what I found in Google images, these normally occur in cirrus clouds. Now, I have no problem with the "fire rainbow" part of the image, but LOOK AT WHAT IS UNDER THIS - that is NOT a natural cloud, and none of the other fire rainbow pictures have anything even remotely similar. Someone was playing around to cause this very rare anomaly, BET ON IT.
-- JIM STONE