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Thanks for the info and the great links. The rainbow we saw looked
similar to those, however, it did not separate at all. They both had
the same arch, pefectly aligned. It was as if it was one rainbow, but
the colours repeated. My fellow observer just informed me that she saw
a third rainbow, higher up with the same arc, only bigger. The double
rinbow was inside a single rainbow. I thought the double was cool, I
wish I had seen the other one as well. Anomolous Rainbow... I like the
sound of that.
Sandy.
On Sun, 2003-05-18 at 12:34, Michael Ellestad wrote:
> Sandy,
>
> I think you seen a primary bow that looks like
> two primarys at once I seen that before long time
> ago but I am not sure what would cause that to
> happen it could be multiple scattering or
> different size drops or interference at its best.
> Could your bow look like what is on this page?
>
>
> http://www.meteoros.de/unbe/regen.htm
>
>
> A german halo observor photographed on eliked
> that and refered to it as an anomolous rainbow.
>
>
> Best,
> Michael
>
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