Weird UFO? Anomalies on Weather Radar

This guys caught some weird uniform UFO? clouds shooting across his screen while he observed the weather map of US on his PC. See for yourself... What are they?? They look like sperms lol.. sorry had to say that.

reply to post by EternalThought


weird!!


IDK..!

well i dont think anyone here will have a straight forward answer for these anomalies

Whatever it is, it's in direct opposition to the prevailing wind/ weather forecast. Then there is also the Halley's comet debris which is not acting to 'forecast' with some showers still expected.

Its called HAARP

meteorites

not meteors 2 big to be caught like that and they should of burnt up halfway across the screen
more then likely ships ,non-terestrial doing fly overs watching,recording,meeting just passing through for air,eletricity,water-moisture in the atmosphere certain gasses or mabey they use our magnetic field to manupulate space to travel universes plenty of awnsers but i guarentee u the truth would be a million times more exciting because wen u hear the truth u know deep down its not a lie ur free

Originally posted by burntoast
well i dont think anyone here will have a straight forward answer for these anomalies

Yes, they will. Sooner or later.
Right now I am saying "very interesting". For them to show up on a satellite doplar they would have to be fairly big, but moving at a slower speed than sound.

Could they really be UFOs? Was anything reported in the skies above those locations?

Wow, never seen that before. However, it could be "echos" from radar we are seeing. That happens sometimes with weather radars, and I'm sure with others as well. Interesting video though.

this is a weather map, which reads concentrations of presipitation in our lower atmosphere...when space debris enters the layer, even objects as small as a grain of sand, it will cause a disturbance around it due to the pressure wave of dense air being sliced through at tremendous velocity.

Just looking at the date. I just found this vid it looks like it may have been around the same time?

Could be meteors. They don't have to be big enough to make it to ground to make a nice radar spike. Just leaving a trail of particulates is all that's necessary.

Also if you catch weather radars right at sunrise or sunset they also make some interesting spikes, since all the EM noise coming from the sun is then at the correct angle to be picked up by the weather radar receivers. The screen recording was too blurry to make out the time to see whether or not this could be the case.

Most likely radar anomalies... They have a circular pattern, like in these examples:
















However, in each of the cases above, it occurred only on one specific radar...

This radar anomaly is going on RIGHT NOW - 11 PM mountain time on Wednesday, the 18th of May:

www.thedenverchannel.com...
radar.weather.gov...
radar.weather.gov...

The same thing is happening on all radar loops of the entire eastern US at this moment.