A rather spectacular rainbow has been spotted across Singapore on the evening of June 1, the very last day of 56-day Circuit breaker period.

This rainbow, however, appeared slightly different from the typical arch for those who were lucky enough to catch a glimpse of it.

Sunset rainbow

Photos of the natural phenomenon, which have been posted across several social media platforms, show it extending straight upwards into the gorgeous evening sky.

Here's a photo of it nestled among paddlepop skies during sunset.

And more photos and videos of it at various locations. One person described it as a "straight rainbow".

https://www.instagram.com/p/CA4_CDMHC_q/

https://twitter.com/Shakurrzz/status/1267413840557248512

Most of the photos appear to have been taken between 6pm and 7:30pm.

Holland Village

Serangoon

Tampines

https://www.instagram.com/p/CA4_DCMgLII/

Tiong Bahru

Jurong Lake Gardens

This shot of the rainbow in the background of Jurong Lake Garden's lallang fields is pretty serene.

Punggol

One man captured this particularly lucky shot of a plane flying right through.

It is uncertain which part of Singapore he took the photo in though.

Rain in my town, rainbow in the sky, no time for frown, all hopes are high :) pic.twitter.com/PMTl9QeDlr

— Manjunath (Manju) Bhat (@cloudzillion) June 1, 2020

Nice.

Turns out it was a double rainbow:

Top photo from Tan Guan Zhen and Manju Bhat / Twitter