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National Find A Rainbow Day is observed on April 3 of every year. A Rainbow is caused when a light source is viewed at a particular angle on water droplets. Rainbows appear in a full circle, but the observer can only see an arc due to illuminated droplets above the ground. Rainbows are not precisely located at a specific distance; it is not physical object so they can not be touched or felt. Human eyes can see seven colors of the rainbow, i.e., red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet, ROYGBIV. Rainbows can be caused by rain, mist, spray, and airborne dew. Rainbows are an interesting and beautiful form of nature.
“We needed something to express our joy, our beauty, our power. And the rainbow did that.” – Gilbert Baker
History of National Find A Rainbow Day
The origin of this day remains anonymous. The creator and the reason for the creation also remain obscure. However, this day must be created by someone who would have wanted people to move out of their closed rooms to have a look at the sky and enjoy nature on a warm spring day. Rainbows are a joyful treat for human eyes and minds.
Other Celebrations on April 3
April 3 is also celebrated as
How to Celebrate the Day
National Find A Rainbow Day is not as simple as it sounds. Rainbows do not show up on a specific day; it requires light, a water source, and a viewer at one particular angle. Rainbows always appear in the segment of the sky directly opposite the sun, so make sure you search for the rainbows in the opposite direction of the sun, maybe you can find one. This day is a fun day to get yourself out with your friends and family searching for the rainbow. Even if you do not catch a rainbow, just make and enjoy a rainbow dish. Share your thoughts on social media about National Find A Rainbow Day 2018 by using the hashtag #FindARainbowDay.
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