Ever spotted a fogbow? 🌫️✨ Like a rainbow’s misty cousin, this phenomenon forms when light interacts with tiny droplets, causing diffraction instead of refraction. #ShareYourWeather Watch more video: https://ow.ly/kB9150UzjqK | The Weather Network

Holy moly! Look what we captured yesterday on top of Mount Washington: a rare phenomenon known as a #FogBow which is the same idea as a rainbow: when the raindrops fill the air, you see a rainbow in the direction opposite the sun. Fogbows are the same, opposite the sun, however, the small droplets inside fog (or cloud) create a fogbow as compared larger raindrops that create a rainbow! Mount Washington Observatory | Janice Dean

Do you see it? 🌈☁️ This driver caught the optical phenomenon known as a #FogBow in Orlando today! A fog bow is similar to a rainbow, but the colors are refracted through fog, instead of rain | WeatherNation