The fire rainbow is a rare atmospheric phenomenon caused by ice crystals.
Why it is true
The fire rainbow, also called a circumhorizontal arc, has nothing to do with fire. It is an optical phenomenon caused by the refraction of light in ice crystals in cirrus clouds. It only occurs when the Sun is more than 58 degrees high.
Source: NOAA
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