Sun dog over OH
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Some of our FOX 8 viewers saw a pretty cool sight in the sky on Sunday. A phenomenon known as a 'sun dog' occurred.

According to Cleveland State University research astronomer Jay Reynolds, sun dogs happen when the sun is 22 degrees above the horizon.

For some, it appeared to look like an upside-down rainbow; for others, it was a bright spot.
Sun dog over OH
© Jay Reynolds
Reynolds says sun dogs can happen any time of the year.

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