After The Earthquake Sky...

Just ran across this and i feel its a very interesting image. There had been some speculation that HAARP may have been the source of this quake. Some had suggested that they can pulse HAARP at the frequency of a fault line to trigger a quake. Does this photo look like a high amount of energy pulsed through these clouds? I find it interesting to say the least.

San Diego, 4-4-10, Easter Sunday 3:40 PM we had a 7.2 earthquake. A few hours later I noticed a very unusual cloud pattern. --Peggy C.

reply to post by imeddieone4202003


The clouds look beautiful. Don't know what else to make of it though....

What does interest me is picture no.3 in the slide- that man made mountain really had me wondering...

It appears to be a VERY uniform pattern stretching the entire distance of the sky in the photo. I feel its a little too precise a formation considering the ground movement directly below. Many questions, few answers....

Looks like gravity waves.

visibleearth.nasa.gov...

Seen these types of clouds heaps before and it aint anything to do with harp. Maybe someone like OzWeatherman can give us more info though.

I think breaks in the clouds like this are normally caused by wind, not by HAARP!

We have a saying in Scotland called "herring bone sky" and its a good indicator that you will get some windy weather soon!

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heres a quick example -

[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/bb33031a1707.jpg[/atsimg]

[edit on 6-4-2010 by grantbeed]

Herring skies have been around for a long time. I can't find any relationship to HAARP or earthquakes.
From 1967:

At evening, Door county provided a magnificent setting sun in a herring sky of brilliant reds. counties Kewaunee and— Door this day and into— and out of 12 communities. Autumn has not yet come to Door county, although the wild plumb and the wild. is a bright scarlet. ...

news.google.com...,3282425&dq=herring+sky&hl=en