Unexplainable (?) cloud over Sydney! HAARP? Help explain.

Was driving home from Uni today when i noticed a very odd cloud formation above Sydney's Western Suburbs.

As you can see below the cloud appears like an arrow.

Theclouds appear to be of the Cirrus variety but the actual formation is very odd. Very sharp acture angles which I have never seen before. I just cant imagine how two clouds could come together to create this effect.

Any ideas?

Of course HAARP will be one explantion given, and who knows, maybe. I wonder if there are any other cloud images somewhere that look like this, or is this a first?

reply to post by srsen


Natural clouds form some incredible shapes so I see nothing unusual here..
Maybe some jetstreams etc causing the pretty pattern.

Looks more like the clouds zig-zagged in the sky.

Maybe it's HARRP, maybe it's something else that is just natural. I don't know.

Cool photo shot though.

God those HAARP characters are busy what with creating hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, UFO`s, disease, headaches and now zig zag clouds. What a crazy bunch

I have found the pic below.

I guess what I saw could be an unusual variation of this variety??? Seems quite a bit of difference though - what I saw is WAY more angular and geometric.

For the record, a few minutes after i took the pic, the sky clouded over the unusual cloud. It was quite warm today too, if that helps explain anything to anyone?

Remember guys, i'm not saying it's HAARP

I just put it out there as a possibility if the formation wasn't natural.

Though this is a conspiracy website, so i reckon it's no biggie to discuss such possibilites.

Thing is too, i'm an avid skywatcher. Always fascinated with the weather, the stars, etc, etc. So it's odd that i have never seen anything remotely like this in 31 years.

i dont think these are natural because the lines are way to straight
what caused it tho i have no idea

reply to post by srsen


I always get a little bit suss when i see unusual.. if not bizarre cloud formations, but there is always something in the back of my mind that says "hey just settle down, clouds create unusual formations ALL the time".

I don't know enough... well basically anything about how clouds are formed, what they are made of, how the wind affects them, how the atmosphere affects them to name just a few contributing factors to cloud formation.

Remember to take everything with a grain of salt.... EVERYTHING... even the most accepted of scientific laws and theories.

it could be..

scalar- either haarp or geomagnetosphere

www.youtube.com...://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-wOk1KRIUY

Originally posted by heineken
it could be..

How nice of him to pop by Sydney lol!

Surely Chuck is the only explanantion

Originally posted by backinblack
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Natural clouds form some incredible shapes so I see nothing unusual here..
Maybe some jetstreams etc causing the pretty pattern.

Curious though, have you ever seen anything like this specifically?

I'm waiting for Phage to come and explain this one
2nd line

It looks like the result of an upper level wind shear on an already formed cloud.

IOW, the wind shifted direction halfway(vertically)through the cloud.

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I see where your coming from actually. Definite possibility.

The only thing i question bout that explnation is the sharpness of the angles. If wind changed direction wouldnt it create a less well-formed angle and more of a curved/sloppy shape???

reply to post by srsen
To cause what we see here, the wind that existed when the cloud formed would have to continue blowing in its original direction, then the shear would occur, taking the upper half of the cloud in the opposite direction. The shear would not have to be fast or last very long to give the effect we see here.

reply to post by srsen


This may help begin to explain the clouds today in Western Sydney. They started at about 11am and went all afternoon. This shows the trail stopping and starting again.

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Hi fellow skywatcher,

IMHO this is absolutely not natural cloud formation. Looks like an arrowhead.

Nope, me thinx this one not done by Our Great Mother.

Keep your chin up! (as you do)

I saw a cloud the other day that looked like an alligator with a large genital area. HAARP too?

Originally posted by cluckerspud
I saw a cloud the other day that looked like an alligator with a large genital area. HAARP too?

He obviously saw another cloud with a hole in it.

Keep your eye out for tiny oblong clouds, if they start hatching, we may be in trouble.