In (or over) the rainbow

On Mar 22, 6:10 pm, Bill <33bona...@**********> wrote:

> So if it's below freezing and you have a glory, look out.
>
> BH.

NEVER knew this!!!! Good tool to have in my IFR toolkit!

Thanks!!!

Allen

> There's nothing particularly odd about that. Rainbows and glories will
> always be exactly the same angle away from your own shadow.

Fully understand and never intended to imply it was odd, but only time
I have seen this is on level clouds, not seen it on varying cloud
tops, thus me finding it fascinating as the varying degrees of the
irregular surfaces made it interesting to see the image zoom in and
out which I have never seen before.

Allen

....but something you may want to verify before making a descent/no-descent
decision (i.e. having it in your IFR toolkit). I'm just saying...

Hilton


<atlieb@**********> wrote in message
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On Mar 22, 6:10 pm, Bill <33bona...@**********> wrote:

> So if it's below freezing and you have a glory, look out.
>
> BH.

NEVER knew this!!!! Good tool to have in my IFR toolkit!

Thanks!!!

Allen