Strange Spiral appering in mexican radar right now - Someone can explain?

Like in 2012 a new spiral phenomena or rare interference is appearing in the mexican radar
named Catedral Radar by the National Meteorological Service today Sunday December 27.
This spiral is appearing right now at 9:13 AM and has been appearing in the radar for two
days since saturday December 26. See the timelapse.

If someone can explain this new spiral, have knowledge in this phenomena or have a solid
theory will be appreciated. People at the SMN in Mexico say it´s a very rare interference.
These are the links to see the Radar Catedral images.
smn.cna.gob.mx...
smn.cna.gob.mx...

a reply to: free_spirit

The return of the Quetzalcoatl?

On a serious note, I remember seeing this radar anomalies posted here on ATS quite often.
It's something to do with radar equipment testing.

a reply to: free_spirit

I would watch very closely what occurs in that area over the next several days. I've seen many bizarre anomalies posted at various websites over the years from different radars, and more often than not an extreme weather event, or the like, occurs soon after. I don't know if it's 100% but enough times something has occurred to make it more than random occurrence.

Here's an old link I saved, fwiw:

Radar Anomalies

Given that the spiral doesn't show up on any of the adjacent radar stations there is a 100% chance that it's a technical issue with the equipment at that radar station.

It's called radar bloom.

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originally posted by: Mianeye
It's called radar bloom.

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Not exactly a spiral pattern, this mexican thing is different and continuous
as everybody can see right now, it´s rare.

a reply to: free_spirit

It's still radar bloom, different variation comes from different radars.

originally posted by: Mianeye
It's called radar bloom.

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That's my understanding also. I vaguely remember something about Radar proximity inteference patterns.

originally posted by: Marrox
Given that the spiral doesn't show up on any of the adjacent radar stations there is a 100% chance that it's a technical issue with the equipment at that radar station.

Actually the people at the National Meteorological Service in Mexico did a complete
check of their Catedral Radar and found nothing unusual or malfunctioning. I must say
that they are very disconcerted and have not an answer right now.

originally posted by: free_spirit

originally posted by: Marrox
Given that the spiral doesn't show up on any of the adjacent radar stations there is a 100% chance that it's a technical issue with the equipment at that radar station.

Actually the people at the National Meteorological Service in Mexico did a complete
check of their Catedral Radar and found nothing unusual or malfunctioning. I must say
that they are very disconcerted and have not an answer right now.

What is your source for that claim?

originally posted by: Marrox

originally posted by: free_spirit

originally posted by: Marrox
Given that the spiral doesn't show up on any of the adjacent radar stations there is a 100% chance that it's a technical issue with the equipment at that radar station.

Actually the people at the National Meteorological Service in Mexico did a complete
check of their Catedral Radar and found nothing unusual or malfunctioning. I must say
that they are very disconcerted and have not an answer right now.

What is your source for that claim?

Evidently the people responsible of the radar.
is this your only comment about this anomaly? How about a posible explanation.

I believe that is ground radar displaying the anomaly. The current satellite radar for Mexico shows nothing out of the ordinary.

a reply to: free_spirit

survincity.com...

Pardon the link, not sure if it is a legitimate site. They suggest the volcano has something to do with the radar pattern, some sort of EMF interference...and a crazy UFO claim.

That said, Australia experienced some of these as well in 2012, citing strange behavior of birds, higher than usual erratic winds, and children in the area getting ill suddenly...I will find the link and add.

australianradaranomalies.wordpress.com...

Again, no real science or observational science to support any of these claims, but the radar shots are cool. Wind, electromagnetic interference, volcanic and/or earthquake activity, and possibly UFOs...? I would guess all but the UFOs.

a reply to: free_spirit

So you know the people responsible for the radar?

You called them up and you said "Hey whats with this spiral"

And they replied that they had run a full systems check and nothing was out of the ordinary and that they were very disconcerted about it?

originally posted by: Marrox
a reply to: free_spirit

So you know the people responsible for the radar?

You called them up and you said "Hey whats with this spiral"

And they replied that they had run a full systems check and nothing was out of the ordinary and that they were very disconcerted about it?

Same as in 2012 my fiend, same response.

originally posted by: free_spirit

originally posted by: Marrox
a reply to: free_spirit

So you know the people responsible for the radar?

You called them up and you said "Hey whats with this spiral"

And they replied that they had run a full systems check and nothing was out of the ordinary and that they were very disconcerted about it?

Same as in 2012 my fiend, same response.

Well if somebody is making a claim on the internet I see no reason not to believe them.

a reply to: free_spirit

Very interesting.

a reply to: free_spirit

One thing I should mention, is the video. The time lapse is relatively short, but the main thing that is missing, is when and how the formation started. Presumably it will disappear at some time too.
Knowing these things could help if there was any anomalies in the time period. Australian radar in Melbourne had the same things appear on their radar, but it was never clear if the weather patterns noticed were a result of something that caused the weather pattern, or simply the weather pattern itself. I would stick my neck out and say these formations seen here and in Australia are not any false data from the ground though.

A couple of the Australian spirals, pretty much the same



Below is the current picture in Mexico, it's clear bar the two arrowed sections, that could be just a bloom effect unconnected, or perhaps a residual of what was seen earlier, so it's difficult to say what the cause would be, there could well be more than one event to cause the same effect on the radar. For instance, the two arrowed lines look very similar to WIFI signals showing up on radar, and it seems in some places WIFI masts have been put up in unauthorised places in the past...to meteorologists annoyance.

originally posted by: free_spirit

originally posted by: Marrox

originally posted by: free_spirit

originally posted by: Marrox
Given that the spiral doesn't show up on any of the adjacent radar stations there is a 100% chance that it's a technical issue with the equipment at that radar station.

Actually the people at the National Meteorological Service in Mexico did a complete
check of their Catedral Radar and found nothing unusual or malfunctioning. I must say
that they are very disconcerted and have not an answer right now.

What is your source for that claim?

Evidently the people responsible of the radar.
is this your only comment about this anomaly? How about a posible explanation.

Why does there have to be a malfunction to get interference?

I think the most plausible explanation has already been discussed.

a reply to: draknoir2

Ah, but what if radar is a plausible explanation for crop circles?