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Sun Dog Over Omaha Nebraska
World Weather Post - Friday, January 16, 2009, 8:00
A fairly rare meteorological event happened over Omaha, Nebraska, Wednesday. A sun dog.
National Geographic describes a sun dog as “glowing parentheses”. “Typically seen to the left and right of a low-lying sun, sun dogs, or parhelia, can take a number of forms—from slightly brighter segments of a solar halo (as shown) to rainbow-hued horizontal streaks to blinding spots nearly indistinguishable from the sun itself.”
Read the full story in National Geographic.
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