Weather Radar UFO capture?

This shot of weather radar takes place over 2hrs, 10 mins.

In the last couple of seconds, you see two straight, parallel lines heading NW off the South West coast of Florida. There was another one on the Colorado/Kansas border but it is gone now.

These are certainly not any natural phenomenon - as they cover about 200 miles in about real-time 15 minutes - meaning they are going around the speed of sound.

They are huge, whatever they are.

Here is my screen shot:



Here's the link to the radar image weather loop:

radar.weather.gov...

Here is the info from the page:

Are you talking about the contrails on the image...if not, can you elaborate?

Originally posted by AFewGoodWomen
Are you talking about the contrails on the image...if not, can you elaborate?

You think contrails are five miles wide?

reply to post by AFewGoodWomen


Chemtrails you mean? lol :p

Originally posted by AFewGoodWomen
No, just your ego.

So.......anyone bringing up any interesting phenomenon on ATS has a big ego? Well, that would be about half the people here. But I disagree, my ego is actually quite in check. Can't we just discuss this like adults? Why would you think trails that are obviously miles wide would represent contrails? Just honestly curious..........

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

I watched the loop a few times, and if you check out the whole eastern seaboard they almost point to the storm cells. H.A.A.R.P. lines maybe?

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE


I've seen this quite often on my own areas radar, and the meteorologists chalked it up to atmospheric disturbances, a feedback of sorts.
Why would you think that they were UFO's that were five miles wide? Don't you think that someone would have actual eyes on it?

Are you referring to the lines that are shooting in to Alabama at the end of the time loop? Those things sure are ominous aren't they? Wonder what they are.

Originally posted by iwontrun
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

 

I watched the loop a few times, and if you check out the whole eastern seaboard they almost point to the storm cells. H.A.A.R.P. lines maybe?

Interesting observation, but isn't the HAARP array in Alaska? So you don't think they could be UFO's?

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE


They may be "sunset spikes".

Sunset spikes

ETA: here's some more info'.
noaa.gov

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE


Not sure but odd how they all point northwest from mass all the way down to the gulf. If they were doppler radar echos they would point away from the radar sites not all in the same direction.

Originally posted by Anonymous404
Are you referring to the lines that are shooting in to Alabama at the end of the time loop? Those things sure are ominous aren't they? Wonder what they are.

When I first watched the loop there was another very straight line also heading NW through the center of the Kansas/Colorado border, and I noticed another one higher up in Florida.

But as I have said before I personally don't like to spread doom porn, and I believe in aliens that have good agendas as well as aliens that have nefarious ones, but they all have rules and intervention in earth is limited, those nefarious ones only having contact with our elites who would like all the tech and power for themselves and keep the mass of humanity in poverty or debt enslavement.

The rumor is we were offered help by the benevolent aliens a couple of decads ago - the US government was - but the condition was they had to give up nukes and nuke power - and they didn't.

Looks like "sun spurs" from the Key West and Miami radars. Sun setting at 297º in Miami today. Looks right.
www.letxa.com...

Could be some other form of interference though.

Originally posted by Perhaps
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

 

They may be "sunset spikes".

Sunset spikes

ETA: here's some more info'.
noaa.gov

edit on 25-6-2012 by Perhaps because: to add

Good point. But the sunrise spikes are like a small slice - like an elongated 2 or 3 degree angle - you can see they are an angle the emanates from a point.

But the ones I pointed out have no angle - and appeared to be moving.

Originally posted by AFewGoodWomen
reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

 

I've seen this quite often on my own areas radar, and the meteorologists chalked it up to atmospheric disturbances, a feedback of sorts.
Why would you think that they were UFO's that were five miles wide? Don't you think that someone would have actual eyes on it?

Well, I don't know that much about UFO's (not being sarcastic ). My personal opinion is that they are all over the place, but in order not to panic the populace the big ones are cloaked - but people often see the small ones. Just an opinion as I have no way of proving this.

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Sun spikes would be a good idea, but leaves me to wonder why there all up and down the east coast and through the midwest?

Originally posted by Phage
Looks like "sun spurs" from the Key West and Miami radars. Sun setting at 297º in Miami today. Looks right.
www.letxa.com...

Could be some other form of interference though.

edit on 6/25/2012 by Phage because: (no reason given)

Why can't it be UFO's? Is that impossible?

reply to post by PlanetXisHERE

Five mile wide UFOs?
Yup. Impossible.

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Hey I'm all for ufos myself but does anyone see them all over the map?