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That's a beauty. Straight lines, a holepunch (possibly several), ripples. I can see a lot of chemtrail sites getting excited over that one...Looking east over the Atlantic last week
Where and when exactly was this taken @Joe? Wondering if it was at all related to this: http://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/2v2gqb/crazy_square_cloud_i_saw_today/Looking east over the Atlantic last week
Where and when exactly was this taken @Joe? Wondering if it was at all related to this: http://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/2v2gqb/crazy_square_cloud_i_saw_today/
Vero Beach . Northeast of the Lake Okeechobee (The Big Lake )Where and when exactly was this taken @Joe? Wondering if it was at all related to this: http://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/2v2gqb/crazy_square_cloud_i_saw_today/
Not sure around the 21st of Jan ? afternoon , pretty sure we had a cold front come in on that day .http://lance-modis.eosdis.nasa.gov/imagery/subsets/?subset=USA8.2015021.aqua.1kmWhat date/time?
Looking east over the Atlantic last week
Which was located in a satellite image here: https://www.metabunk.org/data/MetaMirrorCache/6e3cdb3985f85d0de1587fb8720017d8.jpgWhere and when exactly was this taken @Joe? Wondering if it was at all related to this: http://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/2v2gqb/crazy_square_cloud_i_saw_today/
The edge of the cloud seems to follow the Texas-Louisiana state boundary, which lies along the Sabine river. I wonder whether they are somehow related.
Are any of these claims true?
"Mark steer data: "In elementary school once they showed us a movie (a cause for excitement in the 1960s) about weather and storms. One brief section made an impression which stuck vividly in my memory. (Admittedly, a vivid memory is not necessarily an accurate memory! Meteorologists out there can tell me if I'm off my rocker here. Maybe even somebody knows this exact film.) The narrator mentioned that hail storms often come from oddly shaped clouds. Then the film showed a stormy-looking sky and the narrator said, "This square-shaped cloud brought a very destructive hail storm to (such-and-such mid-western state)." A square cloud, eh? How weird. http://www.donaldsauter.com/the-most.htm
I'd try to focus on evidence, rather than claims. Claims without evidence can generally be ignored.Are any of these claims true?