A wild June thunderstorm, complete with hail, brought the reward of a “Boston Strong” double rainbow and timed right at the beginning of the Bruins game in the Stanley Cup Finals. There were many full rainbows with pots of gold on both sides of Boston Harbor. Thanks to all our readers who sent in terrific shots!
Rainbow over the city – June 2013 – Photo by Tim Barford
Double Two Sided Full Rainbows Connecting East Boston and Downtown Boston – June 2013 – Photo by Matt Conti
Double Rainbow – Photo by Jerry Cordasco
Rainbow over Boston Harbor – June 2013 – Photo by Patricia Pomerleau at Harbor Towers
Colorful dome over the city – June 2013 – Photo by Tim Barford
Stretching the rainbow in Quincy – June 2013 – Photo by Jorrit Dijkstra
Double Rainbow Lands on TD Garden – June 2013 – Photo by Lance Covert of Charlestown
Double Full Rainbows over Boston Harbor – June 2013 – Photo by David Arnold
Rainbow over Boston Harbor – June 2013 – Photo by Patricia Pomerleau at Harbor Towers
Patriotic Rainbow – June 2013 – Photo by Julie Wormser
Double Full Rainbows Over Boston Harbor – June 2013 – Photo by Matt Conti
Double Rainbows over Boston Harbor – June 2013 – Photo by Joanne Hayes-Rines
Rainbow over Southie / I-93 – June 2013 – Photo by Joe Farese from the South End
Double Rainbows – June 2013 – Photo by Meghan Denenberg
Rainbows over Commercial Street and Boston Bottles – June 2013 – Photo by Ryan Kenny
Rainbows from top of Bulfinch Building – June 2013 – Photo by Ruth Marchese
Miracle on Boylston Street – June 2013 – Photo by Anita Coelho
Rainbow over the North End with Plane – June 2013 – Photo by Eric Luciano on Endicott Street
Looking ahead to new challenges and partnerships, The Boston Harbor Association (TBHA) held their 2014 Annual Meeting on Tuesday night. The event took place at the Long Wharf dock aboard the Majesty, courtesy of Boston Harbor Cruises. Longtime Board Chair, Brian Dacey, received honors as did Board Treasurer Bernie Dreiblatt. Both executives are stepping down from those positions. TBHA Read More…
Save the Harbor/Save the Bay, a non-profit public interest harbor advocacy group, shares this video above to encourage social distancing at beaches this summer. As part of the Massachusetts phased re-opening, beaches are permitted to open as early as May 25—Memorial Day. Beach goers and managers must adhere to strict guidelines to ensure public safety. Read More…
It’s safe to say that the North End waterfront is the place to be in the summer – it’s easy to forget that the harbor didn’t always function the way we experience it today. Take a look at this old photo of Union Wharf from 1906. On the old building along the water the sign Read More…
2 Replies to “Rainbows, Double Rainbows and Full Two-Sided Rainbows!”
Thank you for the pictures! I was out and about last night and saw them too….
THANK YOU for posting these magnificent images…and to the folks who photographed them! TGBTG!! 🙂
Thank you for the pictures! I was out and about last night and saw them too….
THANK YOU for posting these magnificent images…and to the folks who photographed them! TGBTG!! 🙂