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Originally posted by MrPenny
That's outstanding. You've done a marvelous job of documenting how a persistent spreading contrail can add to the cloud cover.
Again....great job of debunking the chemtrail outrage.
Originally posted by prevenge
but hell.. you're breathing it.. not me.
Originally posted by prevenge
not gonna sit here and say that's the way it's always been.
wasn't like that in the 70s
wasn't like that in the 80s
you're all completely brain dead if you don't realize this.
/shrug/
but hell.. you're breathing it.. not me.
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Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
Im in thenorth western suburbs and it started spraying near the northern suburbs and continued to just past Melton, far outer North West where it stopped spraying but continued flying west.
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
anyway, my theory about them stopping rain is abit buggered because it rained all day yesterday, got a good 15mm of rain all over melbourne.
Originally posted by NuclearPaul
[We also have the dark clouds with no rain. I remember when I was a kid, if the clouds had the slightest tinge of grey in them, you were going to get wet. This is not the case these days.
[edit on 14/5/08 by NuclearPaul]
Originally posted by _Del_
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
anyway, my theory about them stopping rain is abit buggered because it rained all day yesterday, got a good 15mm of rain all over melbourne.
We'd agree that the contrails seem more likely to occur in times where rain is predicted in the near future, correct (independent of whether or it actually ends up raining)?
[edit on 17-5-2008 by _Del_]
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
Originally posted by _Del_
We'd agree that the contrails seem more likely to occur in times where rain is predicted in the near future, correct (independent of whether or it actually ends up raining)?
[edit on 17-5-2008 by _Del_]
I agree with that.