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#6 – Blood Rain, India
via media-channel.nationalgeographic.com complain
In summer 2001, residents of the Indian state of Kerala prostrated themselves on the streets, in awe watching "bloody" rain fall from the sky. Indeed for almost 2 months there was precipitation, painted in red. Scientists have put forward several theories about the origin of this shade, from the dust of the fallen meteorite to sand particles. Currently, the most popular version is that lichen of the local disputes got into the atmosphere, because of which the rain had got its bloody color.
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