There’s something so magical about spotting a rainbow. They appear after a heavy rain and darkness to remind us of the beauty and wonder in the world. Thanks to Michigan’s abundance of wild weather patterns we are graced with some really stunning rainbows. Here are some in Michigan to get you through the end of the week.
- Alma
Tom/Flickr Alma, Spanish for soul, seems to be the perfect setting for this soulful double rainbow.
- Custer Road Crossing
Jim/Flickr So, once you cross the road, then will there be the pot of gold?
- Prescott Double Rainbow
George Thomas/Flickr Perfect pale shade of blue to go with the fluffy clouds and pastel rainbow.
- Rest Stop
rjzii/Flickr See, good things can be found at a rest stop.
- Deep blue sky
George Thomas/Flickr Once that deep blue sky fades, it makes room for the pretty rainbow.
- Rochester Hills
Per Verdonk/Flickr This kind of makes suburban living look idyllic.
- Sleeping Bear Dunes
Jim/Flickr Yes, the dunes are already perfect, but this rainbow is just the icing on the cake.
- After the rain
Julie Falk/Flickr The crops need the rain water, and you need the stunning visual after effects of a storm.
- Iosco County
George Thomas/Flickr Makes this forest look magical.
- Under the rainbow
gerrybuckel/Flickr We all know how the “Over the Rainbow” song goes. But take a look at what goes on underneath the rainbow.
Subtle, yet still striking to behold, huh? Please share with us your favorite pics of rainbows in Michigan on our facebook page.
Tom/Flickr
Alma, Spanish for soul, seems to be the perfect setting for this soulful double rainbow.
Jim/Flickr
So, once you cross the road, then will there be the pot of gold?
George Thomas/Flickr
Perfect pale shade of blue to go with the fluffy clouds and pastel rainbow.
rjzii/Flickr
See, good things can be found at a rest stop.
Once that deep blue sky fades, it makes room for the pretty rainbow.
Per Verdonk/Flickr
This kind of makes suburban living look idyllic.
Yes, the dunes are already perfect, but this rainbow is just the icing on the cake.
Julie Falk/Flickr
The crops need the rain water, and you need the stunning visual after effects of a storm.
Makes this forest look magical.
gerrybuckel/Flickr
We all know how the “Over the Rainbow” song goes. But take a look at what goes on underneath the rainbow.
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