Well, to answer this question we have to understand the
colors we see in a rainbow. Blue light has short wavelengths and it gets
scattered the easiest by the air molecules. Longer wavelength lights such as
reds and orange are not scattered as much. When the sun rises and sets, light
from the sun has to pass through much more of the atmosphere before we see it
with our eyes. So, the light comes in contact with even more molecules in the
air. The blue light scatters away and this makes the orange and reds appear
more vivid.
Another factor that helps is the weather patterns. During
this time of year, dry and clean Canadian air sweeps across the country. So,
more colors are able to make it through without getting scattered away. That
explains why it’s not uncommon this time of year to see some incredible sunsets
and sunrises with colors of orange, yellow, red and even pink.
Be sure you take time out to catch one of those amazing
skies sometime soon…you’ll be glad you did!
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