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736 posts, Sep 2000

posted 06-23-2002 01:34 PM            

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Sunday, June 23rd, 2002

After the morning fog burned away we were greeted by a sky pox-marked by the characteristic ChemTrails.

This comes after almost three weeks of uninterrupted blue skies.

Is there a change in atmospheric conditions that warrents this change?

Not hardly. See sounding data for Oakland:

http://www-frd.fsl.noaa.gov/mab/soundings/reply-skewt.cgi?data_sou rce=MAPS&lon=-104.67&lat=39.87&airport=oak

Are conditions such that all jet aircraft are leaving persistent trails?

Not even close! Only a very few.

And I'm talking in your face, horizon to horizon trails.

Maybe they know how to find those upper altitude irregular pockets of moisture.

Come on guys...make that case.

I need a laugh.


[Edited 3 times, lastly by Sore Throat on 06-23-2002]

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Hayward Ca.U.S.A.
801 posts, May 2002

1290 posts, Oct 2000

posted 06-23-2002 03:53 PM            

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SoreThroat. Up here we have been getting small amounts of spraying daily for the past 4 days. Today, short spreading trails in all directions for the morning. To the north over the mountains, a small line of cumulus were beginning to form just prior to the spraying. They,clouds, lasted for not more than 2 hours once the spraying began. Most of the trails have now been blown east.

There is one large lake here, and two medium sized lakes to the N and one medium size to the east all within a small range of each other but in two counties. Would the spraying be over this area to absorb the evaporation from these bodies of water? Most trails here have been low level. Moisture from here would be carried east to the Sierra Nevada's. ??

Napa, CA USA
123 posts, Feb 2001

posted 06-24-2002 01:35 AM            

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I have seen some spraying off and on over the North Bay in the last few days. Today the spraying was much heavier and huge lines. http://kauai.nrlmry.navy.mil:80/sat-bin/display10?SIZE=full&PHOT=yes&AREA=/pacific/eastern/northern_california&PROD=vis&TYPE=sat&NAV=epac_westcoast&ARCHIVE=Prev&CGI=epac_westcoast. cgi&CURRENT=20020623.2000.goes-10.vis.x.nca.x.jpg&MOSAIC_SCALE=15
You can see a huge X here and this is what I saw when I went out today.

On Thursday I drove back from beach area and there was one huge chemspray inland.

I have to agree that temperatures and other things have not changed to warrant this atomspheric change; only thing is planes spewing this mess.