Dubais Receive the same rainfall within 24 hours as in 1.5 years, As it caused a flood in the city, eyes turned to the sky again. While it is an interesting natural phenomenon that turns the sky green during heavy storms, there are several atmospheric conditions that cause this.

Suddenly The reason why everywhere is green Let’s take a closer look at that.

This is perhaps the most interesting of the images to come out of Dubai.

As you saw in the video, behind the sky that first turned dark and then green, light refraction is available.

When sunlight enters the atmosphere, light waves are refracted and scattered in different ways by different gas molecules. Blue and violet wavelengths are also further scattered by small molecules in the atmosphere. So in the middle of the day the sky seems blue. At sunset it turns red…

Heavy thunderstorm clouds, on the other hand, are very thick and dense, and these clouds absorb the sunlight that hits them, causing them to break and spread differently than in clear skies. While the red and yellow wavelengths of sunlight are absorbed by these dense clouds blue wavelengths are less absorbed. However, green wavelengths can penetrate this thick cloud layer and reach us.

So there are no aliens coming or this is not a fictional video.

The size of the water droplets in storm clouds also plays a role in whether the sky appears green. Under normal circumstances blue light is further scattered by water droplets.

But under certain conditions, especially heavy thunderstorm clouds containing large water droplets, green light can be spread more clearly. This is one of the factors that makes the sky appear green.

Another is the sensitivity of the human eye to green light and the color contrast in the environment. Around during the storm dark and gray clouds, It can cause the green color to become more prominent.

This phenomenon is not unique to Dubai.

Severe storms are common under certain climate and weather conditions. These images were also seen in some parts of the US for a while. What you see in the picture is It comes from South Dakota. Severe storms and this greenery can arise due to the meeting of warm and moist air masses and cold air currents.

It could also be a sign of severe weather conditions, but there is still a scientific explanation for that. So some things It’s not just fiction.

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