Why we cant see rainbow now days even after rains? rains stops? please can any one answer me?

Answer 1

Rain-stopping alone does not ensure the formation of a rainbow.Water drops should refract and reflect sun's rays and send it to your eye.Further the ray should subtend a particular angle at your eye to produce the image of a rainbow.These criterio should be satisfied.In other words,the sun,the water drops and yourself should be in proper places to produce the image of a rainbow.Further ,after rains, some clouds should still be left in the sky so that the water drops refract and reflect the sun's rays.

Answer 2

It's funny that you mention this. It seems like there were a lot more rainbows, and they were a lot brighter, when I was a kid. The funny thing is that I just saw a rainbow yesterday near Washington D.C. after it rained. It was about 7:00 and the sun was in the west. It rained for several minutes, got really humid outside, the rain stopped, the sun came out and there was a full rainbow in the east. Still not as bright as I remember them being, but it was the whole thing, not just a half-length rainbow. Maybe everything just seemed better when I was a kid though. :)

Answer 3

well i seen a rainbow today after it rained...

and like you can only see rainbows after the rain when the sun is just about to set

Answer 4

you can usually see rainbows after it rains,but only when the sun is at the other side of the sky so the sunlight can hit the raindrops

Answer 5

Left eye said the same thing

I seen a rainbow yesterday, but too many storms
Have come and gone leavin' a trace of not
Good-given ray, is it because my life is ten
Shades of gray, I pray all ten fade away
Seldom praise Him for the sunny days

Answer 6

You're blind? I see rainbows on a regular basis. You can't, huh? Hmmm. In your alternate reality light no longer refracts? Too weird for words. Be afraid. Be VERY afraid.

Answer 7

I have seen two raibows at the same time on three diferent occasions