Right Now! Midwest radar showing strange returns, page 6
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reply posted on 29-9-2004 @ 04:34 AM by The Vagabond
New observation.
It's 9/29 the time is 230 am pacific time.

www.clickondetroit.com...
shows the 3 blobs around detroit taking turns phasing out.

in the first 10 minute frame, the blob north east of columbus is gone. next its back and the one on the west side of columbus is gone. last of all, the big blob west of detroit goes out. (ten minutes later observed the same event for another blob, in the bottom right of the screen.)


reply posted on 29-9-2004 @ 11:17 PM by PistolPete
I posed the question about the radar returns to the guy that runs the website Weatherpages.com, this is what he said:

A little more explaination: the radar can't tell the difference between
rain drops and flying insects of the same size. This occurs all the time
but is most pronounced around sunset on clear warm-season days/nights when
there are more flying bugs near the height of the radar beam.

I hope that helps!


Throw that into the mix as well...

I am currently awaiting a reply from the NOAA. But I know how we all trust the government around here.


reply posted on 30-9-2004 @ 01:11 AM by Hellmutt
Originally posted by PistolPete
I posed the question about the radar returns to the guy that runs the website
Weatherpages.com, this is what he said:
the radar can't tell the difference between rain drops and flying insects of the same size. This occurs all the time but is most pronounced around sunset on clear warm-season days/nights when there are more flying bugs near the height of the radar beam.


Swarm of insects.
Now that´s an explaination I can buy.
I vote for the insect theory.


reply posted on 1-10-2004 @ 01:49 AM by The Vagabond
Originally posted by Der Kapitan
Isaid this earlier in this thread and everyone seems to want an UNrational explanation. Temperature inversions and particuliarly humid airmasses CAN and DO show up on radar. Sometimes the weather people call that ground clutter or interference. But, moisture WILL cause radar hits. Sorry it's not the NWO or the UFO. I live in the midwest, saw this the night it was posted, made my comment and no one seemed to even give the simplest reason as the possible cause of these radar hits. Ignorance Denied? Hmmmm.
[edit on 29-9-2004 by Der Kapitan]


It's not that I'm ignoring the "rational explanations" as you call them, it's simply that I haven't heard a rational explanation yet. If people didn't see holes in the explanations being offered I'm sure they would be inclined to accept them. Nobody wants to be the last idiot riding a dead horse, least of all me, but the horse aint dead yet.
One big problem we've got here is a lack of qualified radar experts. All of the trained meteorologists around here, raise your hand. See?
We do the best we can to reason through this, but the fact is that we haven't got much of anyone who can say for sure that this is natural or supernatural. You can be convinced of an explanation and keep throwing it back at us and we can keep finding problems with it and throwing it right back to you, but really neither side here is qualified to comment on the legitimacy of the other sides case.


I've noticed that the events have disappeared in many places and appeared in other places. Nothing is left in chicago- just a very small amount of haze which probably is ground clutter. If you look further east though, you see the same phenomenon in different places. Let's compare this to temperatures and humidities and barometric pressure reports over the last week or so and see if there is a weather pattern which has shifted at the same time that the anomaly did.



[edit on 1-10-2004 by The Vagabond]

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