How Climate Change Is Quietly Reshaping RainbowsKKHUSHI KUMARIHow Climate Change Is Quietly Reshaping Rainbows Image Credit- GOOGLE I,MAGES ArrowA new study reveals that climate change could affect when and where we see rainbows in the future ArrowRainbows appear when sunlight passes through raindrops. Any change in rainfall patterns impacts their visibility ArrowScientists collected rainbow photos from around the world and built a model to predict rainbow occurrences ArrowThe model was tested against climate data and three possible future climate scenarios to predict rainbow days ArrowOn average, land areas across Earth experience about 117 rainbow days per yearArrowThe number of rainbow days could increase by 4–5% by the year 2100, depending on emissions Arrow21–34% of land areas may lose rainbow days, while 66–79% could gain them ArrowRainbows don’t impact ecosystems directly, but they bring joy, hope, and connection to nature—now reshaped by climate change