Multiple Clouds with Silver Linings and Fantastic Crepuscular Rays! Crepuscular rays are rays of the sun that seem to emerge from the general position of the sun in the sky. These rays appear when things such as heavy clouds, especially stratocumulus clouds, and big objects obscure the sun. Despite appearing to converge on one point, the seeming convergence is actually an illusion. An example of a similar illusion is the way that a long hallway or railway line appears to narrow down until the two sides come together at a distance. Another example is seen when a person is observing parallel furrows on a field. As the distance away from the furrows increases, they appear to be converging. https://www.worldatlas.com/articles/what-are-crepuscular-rays

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