Rainbow of Fire


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This blanket of fire, covering hundreds of square miles, is the

rarest phenomenon of them all.

It was spotted in the US on the Washington-Idaho border around

midday last Saturday.

Dr Jonathan Fox, of the US National Weather Service in Spokane,

Washington, said:

"It was even more spectacular than the Northern Lights. I feel

lucky to have seen it because

it only forms in very rare situations."

"This is the first one I've ever seen. It was a breathtaking

sight and it hung around for about an hour."

To create a rainbow of fire, clouds must be at least 20,000ft

high and the ice crystals within them align horizontally instead of their

usual vertical position. The sun also needs to be at least 58 degrees above

the horizon. Then, the magic can begin.

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That is cool. Is that a jet in the middle right?

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William....thats God's magic wand!!..LOL

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LOL. Guess I might have kind of walked into that one. Some other lines on the pic too, didnt know if it was a scanned pic that may have gotten lines or if it had scratches.

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