Were you moved by the stirring exhortations of the Double Rainbow Guy back in 2010? Of course you were—you have two eyes and a heart. But it’s 2015 now and the times have changed. Double rainbows are out. Quadruple rainbows are in.
Quadruple #Rainbow at #glencove ny @LIRR station Today will be 4 pots of #gold #lucky #chasetherainbow #aprilshowers pic.twitter.com/4YUUveJuy6
— Amanda Curtis (@amanda_curtis) April 21, 2015
This is the quadruple rainbow as shared by Long Island resident Amanda Curtis, who spotted the meteorological phenomenon during her morning commute. Quadruple rainbows are immensely rare; the first one was only photographed in 2011.
Others in the tristate area also tweeted their quadruple-rainbow photos, but none could quite compare to Curtis’s snapshot of the elusive QR.
https://twitter.com/NHLexpertpicks/status/590529975310225410
Rainbow right outside our window in LIC… pic.twitter.com/Jkn0I2Ravl
— Rafat Ali, Media Operator & Dad (@rafat) April 21, 2015
NYC got a rainbow show this morning. http://t.co/Z6QtFQcOXy pic.twitter.com/LCNtXOqNBr
— Jim Roberts (@nycjim) April 21, 2015
If this is the first sign of the apocalypse, we’re not even mad. Look at that thing!
H/T Mashable | Photo via Amanda Curtis/Twitter
