Double rainbow excites Vancouverites

By Nikitha Martins

Posted November 4, 2021 6:26 pm.

Last Updated November 4, 2021 7:36 pm.

Did you see it? Vancouverites were graced with a “double rainbow all the way” after a damp and cold Thursday.

Photos are flooding in on social media as people stop to smile, admire and capture the little surprise.

One Twitter user is sharing their photo adding, the spotting rainbow was just a “beautiful way to end a long day in Vancouver.”

Another person notes that after they missed the Northern Lights late last month, spotting the rainbow was “pretty awesome.”


According to CityNews weather specialist Michelle Yi, on Friday Vancouver will see a bit of rain in the morning but it will dry out with sunny breaks in the afternoon.

For weather updates, tune into CityNews for the latest reports every 10 minutes on the ones.

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