Ireland's Unique Weather Phenomenon - Apparently.
In 1982, a freak weather event known as a "fogbow" occurred in Ireland, where a rare type of fog formed a bright, colorful arc of light in the sky. This phenomenon, also known as a "cloudbow," is caused by the refraction of sunlight through water droplets in the air, creating a 360-degree rainbow-like effect. The fogbow was visible for several days in County Cork, with reports of its vibrant colors and eerie beauty drawing in tourists and locals alike.