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Several photogenic rainbows were seen in Bowling Green this morning. I bet that made for a pleasant morning commute for a lot of people!
So what forms a rainbow? – A rainbow is an optical phenomenon that is caused by both reflection and refraction of light in water droplets resulting in a spectrum of light appearing in the sky. It takes the form of a multicolored arc. Rainbows caused by sunlight always appear in the section of sky directly opposite the sun. There you have it, that’s how this beauty formed!
Not a bad view to have when storm spotting. #Kentucky #Rainbow
A photo posted by Landon Hampton (@landonhampton) on
Rainbow over BG. @NBC40_weather @WxOrNotBG @WBKO_Weather pic.twitter.com/zM7F2WQon7 — BG Warren Co Talk (@ScannerBg) November 24, 2014
RT @JP6th: Good morning Bowling Green 🙂 @WBKO_Weather pic.twitter.com/XRD1SREkE4 @NWSLouisville #wbkowx #KYwx — Chris Allen (@ChrisAllenSkywx) November 24, 2014
BEAUTIFUL shot of the full double rainbow over @CityofBGKY this morning. Received from @AustinNeighbors via text. pic.twitter.com/dz1a9C1aIi — Landon Hampton (@WxOrNotBG) November 24, 2014
@WBKO_Weather view from the office this morning…@bgdailynews @mommywith2 @NBC40_weather pic.twitter.com/eboo0UPJQ3 — Jason Bailey (@jbaileyjbail) November 24, 2014
I found the end! @WxOrNotBG @Main_Event_Wx @wxbrad @ChrisJohnsonWX @JudeRedfield @ryanvaughan @ChrisAllenSkywx pic.twitter.com/C0jOtZ0pbv — Lukeus McCoy (@sokyweather) November 24, 2014
Look at the Rainbow over @WarrenCentral This morning on my way to work! @WarrenCoSchools @WBKO_Weather @bgtodayshow pic.twitter.com/HNmiEXsjF0
— WEMS Choir (@wemschoir) November 24, 2014
@WxOrNotBG over TC Cherry Elem. pic.twitter.com/1atrp1gfLw — daniel morehead (@MoreheadDaniel) November 24, 2014
This morning over @livinghopebg @ChrisJohnsonWX @mcclanahanjanet @WxOrNotBG pic.twitter.com/NIq2cuc7vQ
— Jeff McClanahan (@jeffwmcclanahan) November 24, 2014
Check out this nice time lapse of the rainbow by Chris Allen of WBKO.
Last, but certainly not least…this image captured overlooking Houchens Stadium at WKU.