Emergency news on weather weaponry

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I have noticed some perfectly C-shaped large scale precipitation area, lasting only 20 minutes around 9:40 pm EST on November 12, 2012. It is nearly centered on St John's, Newfoundland, Canada and it wasn't a bug on my computer, as I checked the website from two other computers, giving same result. Also, I rechecked it around 10:10 pm: the animated map of the past around 9:40 pm showed again the C shape. Thus, it was likely to be a properly registered weather data. I highly suspect that this was a test of weather weaponry. Natural precipitation just can't be so perfect. It even rained where there was no heavy cloud cover. It is also impossible that the whole area suddenly rained and stopped at nearly same time.

Something seems very odd about this. Either you're putting us on, I suspect, or confused.

1- You're right, that is C shaped. Perfectly. With perfectly straight line s at the edges, and perfectly straight borders. Even if it were man-made rain, it is unlikely you would see something like this, except from water dumped from PIPES.

2- You can not even have man made rain without clouds, save hanging PIPES in the sky.

3- If you are sincere, it is possible this is a glitch on the website, not the computer.

That appears to be a radar bug that'll fix itself in due time.

It's usually due to the computer filters that remove background clutter from the radar product.

I wouldn't attribute this to a weapon.

ETA: More information on radar is available here: www.wunderground.com...

First welcome to ats.
Second this area is for introductions and they may frown upon you skipping that part. I think if you take the time to introduce yourself and then start threads here about your findings you will find good discussion.

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Breathe...take deep slow breaths....there....

Welcome to ATS.

Des

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Looks like an incomplete circle, and a glitch too. Gotta remember, these electronic devices are glitch prone.

Definitely a radar anomaly. Try checking different websites rather than using different computers to view the same radar map.

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Greetings,

I'm double-checking now, but the address I entered looks the same as you had, and it leads to a map centered on Montreal. Try the link
"http://www.theweathernetwork.com/weather/maps/caqc0363?ref=rlink_weather_satrad"

I caught it at 250 km zoom, approx. 11:38 by my time est. It's gathered, and is heading towards ... France!

Originally posted by Northwarden
I caught it at 250 km zoom, approx. 11:38 by my time est. It's gathered, and is heading towards ... France!

Maybe that's why the OP hasn't returned...he's been wiped out by a computer glitch....

Des

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