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Ask Ellen: The science behind ice halosFrom there, a full halo, sun pillar, secondary halo and even possibly a Circumzenithal Arc. For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to WOODTV.com.
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Solar halos explained: What caused the dazzling display at Sugarloafcolored spots of light on either side of the sun known as "sundogs," an upper tangent arc and a rare circumzenithal arc that resembles an upside-down rainbow. These types of light displays are ...
He said what looks like an upside down rainbow is an circumzenithal arc caused by the refraction of sunlight through horizontally-oriented ice crystals.
splashes of color on either side of the sun with rainbow-like properties. From there, a full halo, sun pillar, secondary halo and even possibly a Circumzenithal Arc.
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