Fog bow

A fog bow is a type of optical phenomenon that occurs in foggy conditions, similar to a rainbow but typically fainter and less colorful. It is created when light interacts with tiny water droplets suspended in the air. Unlike rainbows, which are formed by larger raindrops, fog bows form from much smaller droplets that scatter light in a way that creates a whitish or pale arc rather than the vibrant colors seen in rainbows.