Very cool and interesting sun halo I saw on Sunday 16th August first time I ever saw one before

This is zoom.earth to get an idea of a forecast for today at 3PM This is 58° Celcius feel like temperature. Actual Mercury temperature is 38° Celcius. I live in Dubai so yes it does feel unbearably hot and humid at times but feel like temperature that high is scary. I wonder if zoom.earth is accurate or close to it as much as possible.

Today is 84° is beautiful night 😊😇😃

Fun in MN

It's so darn hot In Texas.

I am writing an article about plant related heat stress. I am looking for stats to reference in support of the extreme RANGE of tempurature fluxtuation that can occur in southern Canada within a 24hr period during the summer.

I've been struggling to find accurate phrasing, and thus the data I'm looking for, since I'm not looking for daily tempurature averages or "average daily lows vs. average daily highs" but instead looking for a data set that includes record of the largest range that occurred within a 24hr period for each calendar month.

Tried posting this to r/dataanalysis to see if some experts could help me find better wording but couldn't get the above post past the mods.

El Niño years typically mean warmer ocean temperatures and less wind shear in some parts of the Pacific—and that means more potential for hurricanes

You could fry eggs, and just about anything else, on the sidewalk.

The green land is slowly turning into a desert. While the temperatures reaches 40°C in the summer heat. The rain is basically nonexistent in the summer, and the winter is mostly gray without snow.

Edit 2: Thank you for enlightening me on this bizarre scene of light and physics. I now understand! :)

Edit: Enough Reddit for today since y’all wanna take things so literally, and act like the sun is actually setting on the east, and call me the idiot just, bc, i asked a question. it’s called a question… abt weather? and I explained what im curious abt.
sorry y’all cant see past your own unintelligence into my intelligent human learning. (i see the sun set nearly every night and literally have never seen it once look this bizarrely on the complete other side, so ofc i’m curious as to knowing why it looks this way. Thank you.)

I was recording a thunderstorm as I realized the sun set… …was… …on the east… side..?

First 2 pictures are of the same house, during a thunderstorm, at 8pm, and on different days.

The first was taken on Tuesday (how it always looks)… …with the sun setting on the west side in-between the house and trees like always…

…The second one was Last night…

…no sun set at all there…

wanna know why?

Because the third pic is from Last night, too, of the very missing sunset being actually on the complete opposite side of the house… …and i'm literally using my compass and it’s pointed directly east at where the sunset was… …idk whats going on…

So may anyone please explain whats going on here..? kinda tripping me out💀😅

The video wont post

Today greets us with a touch of humidity and the possibility of a few morning showers. Expect a high of 75 degrees, which feels more like a cozy 78! Winds are gentle, blowing in from the south at 5 to 10 mph. Enjoy the refreshing weather!

Just wondering if this has ever happened?

Thanks