Somewhere over the rainbow has been discovered. It's a magical place called Culver City. Dodge the poppies and be mindful of apple-throwing trees as you make your way to Sony Pictures Entertainment where a 94-foot tall sculpture of a rainbow will be installed on the lot, according to the Daily Breeze.
It's Not The Size Of The Rainbow, It's How Sony Uses It: Wizard Of Oz Public Art Finds A Home
From Rain to Rainbows, LA's Skies Are Double the Fun!
Twice the gold in waiting pots at the end? A belated nod to the signing of the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"? Or just science in action in the skies? The double rainbows that graced the skies of L.A. this afternoon was as much of a treat as any respite, even brief, from the seemingly relentless rain. Missed it? We've got some photos thanks to all the quick-thinking people who grabbed their phones and cameras and snapped and shared these shots.
Photos: More Rainbows and Vivid Sunsets
The weather this week has brought some extremely memorable sights, from double rainbows and vanilla skies to a rainbow "ending" at the Hollywood Sign. Over the past two days many of our readers who contribute photos to the LAist Featured Photos pool on Flickr have shared more beautiful photos and we just had to share. Enjoy and happy Friday!
Photos: The End of the Rainbow Found Behind the Hollywood Sign
Now here's a real treat. Photographer Mike Meadows, who is known for his fabulous work of the Los Angeles Fire Department in action, yesterday caught some amazing photos of the Hollywood Sign and Griffith Park, as first pointed out by KNBC's Robert Kovacik.
Photos: Double Rainbows and Vanilla Skies Across L.A.
The tail end of this heat wave has brought the Southland some unexpected, but nice weather. Commuters stuck in evening rush hour in parts of Los Angeles saw double rainbows and an intensely beautiful sunset. In Sherman Oaks and Studio City, there was rain, thunder and lightning. What did you see and hear tonight?
'Weird Rainbow' in OC Skies is Phenom Called 'Sundog'
The OC Register's Science Dude was hit with reports of readers spotting a "weird rainbow" in the skies above the region.
He explains what people saw today is an " unusual atmospheric phenomenon" known as a parhelia or "sundog."
Found in L.A.: Rainbows! and Unicorns*!
*Not all of you will see the unicorns. It's okay. We can't all have the gift.
Video of the Day: Gov't Infected Water in NorCal
Just in case you need a good laugh today... (thanks Rory!)
Sunday Photoist: Through the Clouds
Taken at 4:15 on Saturday afternoon in Balboa Park in Encino Photo by DrTran via Flickr...

