Caitlin O'Kane is a New York City journalist who works on the CBS News social media team as a senior manager of content and production. She writes about a variety of topics and produces "The Uplift," ...

Explore the myth of rainbow clouds before earthquakes: they have no link despite popular belief. Learn the science behind the phenomenon. I see things like this all the time, because I do something a ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Clouds are usually a popular weather topic because they can seem like familiar shapes or fun colors. This week, the sky put on a show and our Coastal Bend Weather Watchers ...

Several rainbow clouds have been spotted in the sky above New Hampshire in recent days.The mysterious sightings left many pondering the story behind the clouds.The scientific term for the beautiful ...

This is not your average rainbow.Viewer Mona Edmonds sent WLKY photos of a vibrant rainbow cloud she saw in the Clark County sky.She spotted colorful wonder was spotted on Sunday.WLKY Meteorologist ...

ST. LOUIS — Numerous 5 On Your Side viewers saw numerous rainbows drifting through the skies of the St. Louis region on Thursday, just days before the city's LGBTQIA+ Pride celebration was scheduled ...

Read full article: Tracking the tropics: System on verge of becoming Tropical Storm Fred This satellite image provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows Hurricane Elsa ...

Residents of Shantou, Guangdong, witnessed a breathtaking natural phenomenon on July 26. As storm clouds filled the sky, a vivid iridescent cloud—also known as a “rainbow cloud”—appeared above the ...

This stunning rainbow cloud was captured on Sunday and appears to resemble a unicorn. Anne Salikala, 21, spotted the incredible shimmering clouds in the sky in Pagadian City, Philippines. The unique ...

A stunning weather phenomenon was spotted over parts of Virginia this week – a so-called "rainbow cloud," which looks like a bright prism of color behind soft clouds. Several people in Hamilton, ...

My friend Deric Hughes tipped me off to a new urban legend spreading around: rainbow clouds appearing in the sky shortly before earthquakes. Lots of folks are buzzing over this on Twitter, for example ...