The most common type are 22-degree Haloes. This is because the majority of ice crystals are hexagonal, or six-sided, and the most common angle of refraction through such a crystal is about 22 degrees. But, in some cases there are different structures and angles, resulting in haloes which vary in size; in some cases only part of the halo forms.
The sun halo. Picture: South Wales Argus Camera Club member Donna Evans
The sun halo over Oakdale. Picture: South Wales Argus Camera Club member Karen Morgan This follows on from a supermoon which occurred on Wednesday night. Due to the orbit of Earth and the moon the distance between them varies.
Picture: Lindsay Williams Start in Cadira Beeches car park A. From the car park entrance, cross over the road and turn right then after about 15 metres turn left up a forestry road. Take care as there may be some traffic on the road. B. Keep following the main forestry road past waymarket post 64.
Picture: Linda Powell, of the South Wales Argus Camera Club C. Cross over the tarmac road past waymarker post 66. Take the forestry footpath straight ahead (left of a forestry road) in the firection of a signpost (restricted byway). D. Keep on the past past a building and a mast on the left (there is a trig pillar on your left if you can find it).
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