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The sky can produce some incredible sights, and one of those features is an optical phenomenon known as a sun dog or parhelion. Watch the video above as Meteorologist Mitchel Coombs breaks down ...
Also, this weather phenomenon is more likely to happen during the cold winter months. If you ever see a sun dog in the sky, snap a picture and send it to your First Alert Weather team.
Have you ever heard of the term "sun dog?" This weather phenomenon was spotted this past week multiple times across Indiana.
You might have noticed the sky doing some unusual things over the weekend. Many noticed a rainbow-like ring partially encircling the sun. It’s a phenomenon called a parhelion, and it’s not all ...
Also, this weather phenomenon is more likely to happen during the cold winter months. If you ever see a sun dog in the sky, snap a picture and send it to your First Alert Weather team.
Ollie takes a look at the origin of the phrase "the dog days of summer" influenced by the Dog Star, Sirius, and also suggests ...
It's a phenomenon on bright, cold days that produces a bright spot on one, or both, sides of the sun.
Many Oklahomans witnessed a 'Sun Dog' phenomenon on Thursday, where bright spots appear near the sun due to ice crystals, historically seen as omens.
Many Oklahomans witnessed a 'Sun Dog' phenomenon on Thursday, where bright spots appear near the sun due to ice crystals, historically seen as omens.
There are other phenomena that can occur along with a halo. Parhelia, or sun dogs, in the vernacular, are bright spots on each side of a halo that are set parallel with the horizon.
Thank you to Shelley Willier for sharing this photo taken Dec. 1 while she was visiting Edmondton, Alberta, Canada. She titled it “Sun dog?” Almanac.com defines a sun dog as a phenomena ...