A double rainbow was observed around the sun on May 7 above the Tsugaru region.

The double rainbow occurred from around 10:30 to around 13:00. The rainbow that occurs near the sun is a natural phenomenon called "Halo Higasa", and the rainbow that occurs near the horizon is called the "horizontal horizontal arc." In both cases, ice particles and crystals in the clouds are reflected and refracted by the sun's light to appear in seven colors.

Junichi Nagao, a weather forecaster at the local community FM station "Apple Wave" said, "There are no statistics, but it is observed about once a year. It occurred in a relatively long time of about 3 hours."

The same day when it cleared in all areas of Tsugaru. Posts of people who saw it on the net were one after another, "I felt like this clearly seen Haro for the first time in several years" "It's pretty beautiful!" "Hirosaki sky! Ring in the sun!" (above, original mom) there were. Yuki Narita, who is a beautician and also takes photographs at work, smiles, "I'm sorry I couldn't leave the workplace because I was at work. I wanted to take it with Iwakiyama."

Mr. Nagao said, "The weather is said to be a downhill sign, but this time it may not collapse so much."