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Strange clouds over Wickow on Sunday

  • 12-05-2009 7:31pm
    #1
    mike65
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    Sorry no pix, I was told about these by my sister who was in the Bunclody area, looking north there were oddly uniform straight clouds in formation side by side apparently. Anyone see these?


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  • #2
    Redsunset
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    mike65 wrote: »
    Sorry no pix, I was told about these by my sister who was in the Bunclody area, looking north there were oddly uniform straight clouds in formation side by side apparently. Anyone see these?


    sorry mate,but without pics,bout as useful as an ashtray on a motorbike:D


  • #3
    TheGreenGiant
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    hmmmm maybe it was a small version of a wave cloud...


  • #4
    slippy wicket
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    This was mentioned on the radio this morning.
    Apparently conspiracy freaks believe it was something known as 'Chem Trails' Something to do with cloud seeding or mind control or some such rot.


  • #5
    TheGreenGiant
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    lol wacko's :rolleyes: Although scientists have been developing ways to "seed" cloud formation in a way to combat global warming and drying out regions like the Red Sea and parts of Australia due to lack of rain fall


  • #6
    Flyer1
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    Ahhh those nutters were over on the flying in Ireland forum.... The thread made 8 pages after a day, mind you it was 8 pages of slagging.

    I was out flying last Sunday, some different cloud formations, but nothing out of the ordinary. There was an interesting bit of high level cirrusy stuff with a very defined edge on it.


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