Photo: Watsamon Tri-yasakda
Look out your window right now!
A rare phenomenon is taking place. Someone has put a ring on the sun.
On Twitter and Instagram, several netizens are sharing their photos of the glorious sun halo, a pretty cool optical phenomenon caused by the sunlight being diffracted as it passes through cirrostratus clouds.
According to folklore, it is also a sign of an approaching storm. These days, however, it’s just something that might make Bangkokians lift their eyes away from their smartphones and up to the sky, if only for a split second.
11.23 ออกไปดูพระอาทิตย์กัน @ซ.เฉยพ่วง pic.twitter.com/6QEZ2rSvWB
— Chu_SpringNews (@Chu_SpringNews) May 14, 2014
พระอาทิตย์ ทรงกลด เวลานี้11.11 14-05-14 @js100radio @fm91trafficpro pic.twitter.com/U56VXRU4DQ
— JoFFrie (@JoFFrie_AC121) May 14, 2014
ถ่ายผ่านกระจกรถ เลยสะท้อนโทรศัพท์ด้วย.. pic.twitter.com/GF4H6596K3
— pango* (@wonderingpango) May 14, 2014
ที่ทำงานเห็นพระอาทิตย์ทรงกลดด้วย\0/ pic.twitter.com/Q2KUsg90II
— ☆더버☆ (@Dabeztt) May 14, 2014
