2018 Winter Solstice Rainbow over downtown Raleigh

December 22nd, 2018

RaleighSkyline.com

On the winter solstice, the sun sets at the most southern direction on the compass all year (241 degrees WSW). As rainbows are visible opposite the direction of the sun, this one is shifted as far east-northeast as a rainbow can appear near sunset.

2018 Winter Solstice Rainbow over downtown Raleigh

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Winter Solstice Rainbow over the Raleigh skyline

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98% Full moon rise over Raleigh on the Winter Solstice

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Downtown Raleigh lit up for the Holiday Season

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Norfolk Southern Train leaving Raleigh from Boylan Bridge

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Winter Solstice Rainbow over the Raleigh skyline

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Sunset from Dix Hill 2018

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New color combination in the Raleigh skyline

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Winter Solstice Rainbow over the Raleigh skyline

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Closeup of sunlight downtown

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Winter Solstice Rainbow over the Raleigh skyline

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High Contrast sunlight on downtown Raleigh

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2018 Winter Solstice Rainbow over downtown Raleigh

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