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Monday, January 28, in the American Linden, Washington, was cloudy. But suddenly, cloud canvas has a hole through which looked about the sun, also known as Tropea or prelicence circle. Ben Ellis at this time, went for a run and took photographs of the celestial phenomenon on your smartphone.
Sundogs are formed in high clouds when the temperature falls below 0 °C, but water droplets in the cloud freeze. They remain in a supercooled liquid state, fragile and unstable. In the case of sudden disturbances, e.g. from a flying aircraft, freezing droplets begin to crystallize in a wave, radiating outward from the point of disturbance. When ice crystals "fell" from this hole, they caught the luminous rays near the sun, forming the rainbow Parghelia.
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© Ben Ellis
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