Following the violent June 5th, 2009 thunderstorm that produced exceptionally heavy rainfall and flooding over Miami Beach, another severe thunderstorm moved across the downtown Miami area on Saturday, June 6th... producing a small area of notable rotation (within a broader circulation), some very low and rapidly developing scud, and a brief period of torrential rain, followed by a beautifully vivid supernumerary double rainbow.
I am frequently asked: 1. Whether this footage/rainbow are real... and 2. What camera/equipment the footage was shot on. In response to the first question, yes... everything I shoot in all of my videos is real, including the rainbow in this clip. For the second question, this footage was shot on a Sony HDR-FX1000 paired with a Hoya Pro-Digital polarizing filter on the lens.
brilliant video
jessyjessy4 1 week ago
very interesting video thanks
TheSpikeystuff 1 week ago
@RealitieBeats that still doesnt explain it. if the blue is up, the rest is higher in the atmosphere too and it should still be red -> blue
ChemtrailsBelgium 2 weeks ago
@ChemtrailsBelgium no its a dual rainbow . the blue is to high up witch means the rainbow was higher in the atomesphere.. thats what my science teacher said
RealitieBeats 3 weeks ago
did it make a tornado
mexicanos4vida 1 month ago
LOOK CLOSELY, they are 'mirrored' rainbows. blue color is up / under :)
ChemtrailsBelgium 1 month ago
That is one hellava good simulator
dnlperlin 1 month ago
what a superb spectrum of nature .
pakidude90 2 months ago
@3000Crystal thats right i hate that
sisqokidd808 2 months ago
the lightning around 2:48 was freaky ><
AgainstDeleteOfVideo 2 months ago