Your Pictures: Rainy May Ends With Beautiful Sunset
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Here are some of the top pictures of Monday evening’s sunset. After heavy rain throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area on Memorial Day, the sunset even featured a rainbow in parts of North Texas.
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Lisa Whiteside
Rainbow over Celina
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Kathy Chassie
Sunset over Little Elm
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Lili Mullins
Sunset over Copper Canyon
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Stephen Hanson
Sunset over Deep Ellum
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Raul Constancio
Sunset over The Colony
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Belinda McCoy
Double rainbow over Las Colinas
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Andrew Lopez
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Mahir Choudhury
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Jorden Dial
Double rainbow over Prosper
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Lisa Whiteside
Sunset in Celina
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Andrew Montoya
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Daniel Conover
Sunset in Bedford
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Shawn Camp
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Mark Lopez
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Dionna Zamora
Double rainbow in Coppell
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Stephen Vick
Sunset in Fort Worth
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Ayan Mobin
it’s a cool rainbow
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Chip Miller
Double Rainbow Flower Mound
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Tanya Ruhlander
Beautiful double rainbow tonight.
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Bryan Rodgers
Rainbow over North Lake in Coppell
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Joshua Cuencas
My girlfriend and I were walking the dog after the rain. When I happened to look up and saw this beautiful double rainbow. This was in Los Colinas.
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Halie Carr
The sun setting on Memorial Day in Carrollton Texas
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Jonathon Siudut
Aaaa…mazing. Here’s to our fallen friends, family, and patriots. God bless America. Frisco, 75036
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Dionna Zamora
double rainbow in coppel this evening
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Lynn Pirkle
View from DFW Airport
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John Redmond
Double Rainbow over PGA Frisco
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Nela Foster
As the current round of rain is ending, we went outside to look at the clouds, only to find nature’s paintbrush left a masterpiece!
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Raul Constancio
the colony rainbow
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Carlos Valdez
Rainbow right before sunset! CJ Valdez
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Alejandro Montoya
First time I’ve seen a full rainbow, thought I’d share.
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Lisa Whiteside
Celina Tx 5/31
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Belinda
Double rainbow over Las Colinas after all the rain this evening!
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Kathy Chassie Photography
Tonight’s FULL rainbow! Quite a stunner at sunset Little Elm TX
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Arvind Rangani
Today’s sunset double rainbow
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Maithili Thakkar
“Every storm in your life is followed by a Rainbow”. I see a Rainbow in all our life, after all of us struggling for 1.5 years from Covid-19. Double Rainbow means double hope getting back to Normal. Picture clicked from the front yard today at 8.26pm in Valley Ranch, Irving.
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Mary Swetonic Graham
Right when the sun popped out last night around 8:27pm, I got this picture of a double rainbow! I have more too.
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Jorden Dial
Beautiful sky with Memorial Day double rainbow in Prosper.
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Stephanie Kaye Ramirez
Sunset Pics from Yday
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Stephanie Kaye Ramirez
Sunset Pics from Yday
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Amy Anderson
Yesterday I captured two simultaneous rainbow phenomena over my home in Las Colinas. Excuse the audio. My daughter and I were pretty excited. Both pink rainbows and double rainbows are rare. Pink rainSunlight is forced to travel through a thicker portion of the atmosphere during these times of the day. This only allows the longer red wavelengths from the rainbow’s color spectrum to be refracted. Double rainbows are also pretty rare. The light is being reflected back through the same water droplet twice so the second rainbow is an inverse of the main rainbow. Instead of ROYGBIV it’s VIBGYOR. To see the both together is ultra-rare.
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Amy Anderson
Yesterday I captured two simultaneous rainbow phenomena over my home in Las Colinas. Excuse the audio. My daughter and I were pretty excited. Both pink rainbows and double rainbows are rare. Pink rainSunlight is forced to travel through a thicker portion of the atmosphere during these times of the day. This only allows the longer red wavelengths from the rainbow’s color spectrum to be refracted. Double rainbows are also pretty rare. The light is being reflected back through the same water droplet twice so the second rainbow is an inverse of the main rainbow. Instead of ROYGBIV it’s VIBGYOR. To see the both together is ultra-rare.
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Amy Anderson
Yesterday I captured two simultaneous rainbow phenomena over my home in Las Colinas. Excuse the audio. My daughter and I were pretty excited. Both pink rainbows and double rainbows are rare. Pink rainSunlight is forced to travel through a thicker portion of the atmosphere during these times of the day. This only allows the longer red wavelengths from the rainbow’s color spectrum to be refracted. Double rainbows are also pretty rare. The light is being reflected back through the same water droplet twice so the second rainbow is an inverse of the main rainbow. Instead of ROYGBIV it’s VIBGYOR. To see the both together is ultra-rare.
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Family VonBK
Was a great way to kick off Pride month! The Boland-krouse family Frisco
