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Mikeultra
NONPOINT21
reply to post by NONPOINT21
Just wanted to update there were 0 chemtrials in the sky's last night or this morning on my way to work. Just clear blue skies and about 7 Airplanes with the Contrails you expect. The ones where it looks like the plane has an inch of smoke behind it in the air. The Inch of smoke stays constant with the plane....No lingering whatsoever. When plane is out of sight line so is the contrail.
Ground Temp on way to work was between 48-51 degrees depending on area. 10/11/13 Time to work from Northern Ky to Mason OH was about 30 mins.
to Zaphod58 and the others on here that didn't answer the original question and decided to argue the whole time about chemtrails don't exist, that is your opinion and thats fine, but for the last week there haven't been your contrails that linger and spread out like clouds in the skies in Cincinnati. Please explain in great detail because of your avaiation and weather expertise in the subject of why we have had 0 contrails as you claim they are in Cincinnati Skies for the last week???
Sorry for going off track with the patents. But at least I did answer the OP's original question about sky conditions in my area since 10/01/2013. Clear until 10/05/2013 when I photographed what I believe is a chem-trail which I posted. I now have the offending aircraft ID and technical data. I will go back and edit that data in my previous post.
Thanks mrthumpy for the tips for using flightradar24. This morning I was able to go back and find the aircraft previously mentioned.
Today is totally overcast here in N.J.
Zaphod58
reply to post by NONPOINT21
You've been given plenty of links if you were even remotely interested, which obviously you aren't.
Zaphod58
reply to post by NONPOINT21
And it doesn't make any difference if it's 85, -10, or 105 on the ground. It matters what is happening at altitude.
waynos
reply to post by Mikeultra
Now you have the flight ID, you can search online to see what the schedule frequency is, then whenever it is due again follow it on FR24 and monitor and photograph whether it left a trail or not. These can then be compared with weather reports and you will see whether or not there is a pattern. This can be repeated with flights identified to build up a catalogue of data.