Um. Circles returning on radar eastern us

Storms in hawaii. Snow in the north. And this.
Im thinking maybe haarp malfunction?

They're all the mushroom clouds. Nothing to worry about.

a reply to: anotherside

The circles coincide with the local radars in major cities used to piece together the larger overview of the weather. It is just poor programming and half-assed rendering in my opinion.

a reply to: anotherside

HAARP hasn't been active for years.

a reply to: Metallicus
Poor programming?
The fact that radar has a circular range is a matter of programming and not physics?

a reply to: AdmireTheDistance

When does the government decommission a weapon before a better weapon is in place?

It's usually referred to as "Ground clutter". Or at least that's what meteorologists in the southeast call it.

I always assumed it was caused by the intensity of the stray microwaves bouncing all around in the immediate vicinity of the TX/RX, similar to the way "chaff" interferes with radar.

I'm not an expert on radar, though.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Metallicus
Poor programming?
The fact that radar has a circular range is a matter of programming and not physics?

They could stand to clean up the way the data is presented which would require programming of some sort. As it stands their map looks like crap.

Actually, H.A.A.R.P. is active again. It's now operated by a university, supposedly.

a reply to: StephenLeClaire

Well, maybe on a very limited scale ,in comparison to what it once was. At least from what I understand.

Much of the site has fallen into a sort of disrepair now due to lack of funding.

It's kind of a ghost.

thats actually particles near the radar, they are just being picked due to humidity

originally posted by: weirdguy
They're all the mushroom clouds. Nothing to worry about.

That was a sarcastic thought i had too

Just humidity being picked up. Filtering not active because of front coming thru. Crappy and high winds here in Michigan freezing rain tonight

looks to me like various isolated storm cells

or Putin's retaliation?

maybe it's those pesky little beavers

a reply to: anotherside

There is not one single weather radar that covers that much of the US. Weather radars usually cover about a 100 mile (or so) radius. So when you see the a large part of the country on a weather radar image, you are looking at a mosaic of many separate radars.

At the center of each of those circles in your image would be one individual weather radar.

Some people and organizations (such as the Weather Channel here in the U.S.) have software that smoothly puts all of that data from separate radars together into a nice neat package that looks one single image, without the center of the source for each individual radar being visible.

However, some images can be put together poorly, where all we see in an simple amalgamation of all of the separate sources, with the center of each of those radar sources clearly visible.

That's where the circular parts of the image come from. Also, most of those individual radar image circles are not showing rain, but maybe picking up humidity -- and only out to the limits of the each radar's range.

They track vorticity in Kansas.

Don't know . Way there is a pattern to it definitely not malfunction. And definitely intelligent design. Good find. But my advice hit to the streets become an activists...or if u have started a family take care of your kids. Ats is a prison. Wake up. If your here your already started wake if u stay here your only doing what they want you to do. Cheerio have a good day then.

a reply to: anotherside

Yes, it's just local weather radar posted by someone who doen't know what they're looking at and thinks it's part of something weird.

originally posted by: StephenLeClaire
Actually, H.A.A.R.P. is active again. It's now operated by a university, supposedly.

So a university is in charge of a weather modification “weapon”?

Suuure

a reply to: Chadwickus

The mystery behind the H.A.A.R.P that spawned so many UFO stories has been declassified.
During WW1 the German Submarines bounced encrypted radio signals off the ionosphere.
By WW2 the HAARP operators were heating the Ionosphere to improve the signal reflectivity.
The HAARP operators had the best weather forecasts available to them and would start heating the ionosphere ahead of major weather events to better facilitate emergency communications such as ship to shore and military radio.
During the early Arecibo years the stories got a boost from the secret friendly cold war communications between Russia and the US.

Later the FBI choreographed their Weather Underground Organization investi gatING in the late 60's.
The "Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)" was the pool the FBI drew from for the project.
So there is an interesting student link there dating back to 1959.

And the rabbit hole apparently goes even deeper than that, during the early 60's some of those students were given the choice between flying planes into the world trade center towers or riding the train with Horace Lamb.