cwnl: 22-Degree Halo The photo above showing an eye-catching 22-degree halo and upper tangent arc was captured just before sunset over Dayton, Ohio on January 21, 2011. Halos form from pencil-shaped ice crystals, typically found in cirrus clouds, having

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cwnl: 22-Degree Halo The photo above showing an eye-catching 22-degree halo and upper tangent arc was captured just before sunset over Dayton, Ohio on January 21, 2011. Halos form from pencil-shaped ice crystals, typically found in cirrus clouds, having

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