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I am generally a "lurker."
I live in an area that is "halo-deprived" much of the year because of
local
weather (Seattle, Washington, USA).
I have never reported a first-hand sighting, though I have posted accounts
that I found on internet.
I am very interested in seeing pictures or accounts of halos elsewhere (I
see so few of them here), but it would help me a lot, I think, if those
posting would include local info where they can (_location_, local
weather,
temperature, time, etc.).
Thanks all, Jim McGough Seattle, Washington, USA
> Kevin,
>
> The so-called boring halos you mentioned are
> not boring to me at all only if they dazzling
> bright a good tangent arc is not common. To me a
> very bright colorful 22 degree halo is worth a
> photo. Today there was a strong display with
> strong 22 degree halo dazzling circumscribed halo
> infralateral arc and faint parhelia. I took great
> photos of it but I have not downloaded them from
> my digital yet.
>
> Good luck in getting the good halos,
>
> Best,
> Michael
>
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