It’s sometimes really hard to capture in a photo what you actually see; this was one of those times! There were the golden colours of sunrise across the sky and then this large thick cloud that produced a powerful ray of light up the eastern sky.
These rays are called Crepuscular clouds and depending on how wide and thick the clouds are with the Sun behind them, then this determines the shape of the sunrays. My image taken with an iPhone :-)
These rays are called Crepuscular clouds and depending on how wide and thick the clouds are with the Sun behind them, then this determines the shape of the sunrays. My image taken with an iPhone :-)
The science behind these magical looking sunbeams!
By Mitchel Cooms at The National Weather Desk
They may look unworldly, but crepuscular rays can be explained with basic physics. Meteorologist Mitchel Coombs shares has all the details on these heavenly rays!
Please find below an excellent explanation of crepuscular rays by Mitchel Cooms.
By Mitchel Cooms at The National Weather Desk
They may look unworldly, but crepuscular rays can be explained with basic physics. Meteorologist Mitchel Coombs shares has all the details on these heavenly rays!
Please find below an excellent explanation of crepuscular rays by Mitchel Cooms.
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