Dallas Morning News Lies To N. Texas about Chemtrails
Dallas Morning News Lies To N. Texas about Chemtrails
AND I HAVE THE PHOTOS TO PROVE IT
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Jets' lingering contrails bring N. Texas a flyby white Christmas
With imagination's help, contrails almost Bing's dream come true
12:00 AM CST on Wednesday, December 26, 2007
By STACI HUPP / The Dallas Morning News
shupp@dallasnews.com
Tuesday morning's weather was clear, but North Texans still got a white Christmas. All you had to do was look up.
An unusually large number of white, fluffy streaks painted the blue sky as jets made their rounds in the air.
The streaks, called contrails, are mostly water left behind in jet exhaust, and they typically freeze into ice crystals and evaporate when the air is dry. But weather conditions aligned Tuesday morning to make the contrails linger like Santa's sleigh trails.
Take a clear day, add chilly temperatures, high humidity at 30,000 feet and jet activity, and contrails will stay visible throughout the sky, meteorologists say.
"They hang around as man-made clouds," said Dan Shoemaker, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
At 30,000 feet, the temperature Tuesday morning was a frosty 63 degrees below zero – not unusual at that altitude. But the humidity was unusually high, "so really it was pretty saturated up there," Mr. Shoemaker said.
"When that atmosphere is moist, those contrails go out there, but they don't evaporate," he said.
By mid-afternoon, the ground temperature warmed into the low 60s, just about the time the contrails disappeared.
Visible jet contrails are more common in the winter because cold-weather storms pump moisture into the atmosphere without necessarily making clouds, Mr. Shoemaker said. Summer moisture brings thunderstorms that block the view of the contrails.
Lingering contrails generally have no impact on the weather, other than a slight drop in temperature if the streaks block the sun's rays.
Today's forecast is for another cold front that could bring light rain in the morning and afternoon, and clouds all day. Highs are predicted in the upper 40s, and wind gusts from the northwest could hit 20 mph.
Sunny skies are predicted to return Thursday, with an expected high in the low 50s
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_________________________________________________________________
Guidelines for Cloud Seeding to Augment Precipitation
(Manual and Report No. 81)
by Committees on Weather Modification and Climate and Weather Change of the Irrigation and Drainage Division, American Society of Civil Engineers(ASCE), Archie M. Kahan, Donald Rottner, Ramona Sena, and Conrad G. Keyes, Jr., chmn.
New York: ASCE, 0-7844-0061-X, 1995, 145 pp. (Barcode: RMI MK31572)
Out of print, facsimile copy available.
Permissions for Reuse
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http://wwwlib.umi.com/bod/fullcite?id=198373
Full Citation
Title: Guidelines for cloud seeding to augment precipitation / by the Committees on Weather Modification and Climate and Weather Change of the Irrigation and Drainage Division, ASCE.
Author: American Society of Civil Engineers.
Editor: Editors, Archie M. Kahan, Donald Rottner and Ramona Sena.
Series: (ASCE manuals and reports on engineering practice ; 81).
Imprint: New York : American Society of Civil Engineers, c1995. ill.
Pages: 163p.
ISBNs: 978-0-7844-0061-6
BOD ISBNs: 978-1-4247-0294-7
Language: English
Subjects: Meteorology & Climatology
LC Class Code: QC0928.7.G85
LC Card Number: 95-7109
BOD Order Number: WB1-2086499-001
BOD Catalog Number: 2086499
Price: $50.60 (print) $56.60 (hardbound)
and in conclusion i say....
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AND I HAVE THE PHOTOS TO PROVE IT
original story
Jets' lingering contrails bring N. Texas a flyby white Christmas
With imagination's help, contrails almost Bing's dream come true
12:00 AM CST on Wednesday, December 26, 2007
By STACI HUPP / The Dallas Morning News
shupp@dallasnews.com
Tuesday morning's weather was clear, but North Texans still got a white Christmas. All you had to do was look up.
An unusually large number of white, fluffy streaks painted the blue sky as jets made their rounds in the air.
The streaks, called contrails, are mostly water left behind in jet exhaust, and they typically freeze into ice crystals and evaporate when the air is dry. But weather conditions aligned Tuesday morning to make the contrails linger like Santa's sleigh trails.
Take a clear day, add chilly temperatures, high humidity at 30,000 feet and jet activity, and contrails will stay visible throughout the sky, meteorologists say.
"They hang around as man-made clouds," said Dan Shoemaker, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.
At 30,000 feet, the temperature Tuesday morning was a frosty 63 degrees below zero – not unusual at that altitude. But the humidity was unusually high, "so really it was pretty saturated up there," Mr. Shoemaker said.
"When that atmosphere is moist, those contrails go out there, but they don't evaporate," he said.
By mid-afternoon, the ground temperature warmed into the low 60s, just about the time the contrails disappeared.
Visible jet contrails are more common in the winter because cold-weather storms pump moisture into the atmosphere without necessarily making clouds, Mr. Shoemaker said. Summer moisture brings thunderstorms that block the view of the contrails.
Lingering contrails generally have no impact on the weather, other than a slight drop in temperature if the streaks block the sun's rays.
Today's forecast is for another cold front that could bring light rain in the morning and afternoon, and clouds all day. Highs are predicted in the upper 40s, and wind gusts from the northwest could hit 20 mph.
Sunny skies are predicted to return Thursday, with an expected high in the low 50s
chemtrail jackpot :D time for some action
Thank you
-[NannaIsSin]- Ron Paul ReLOVEution!1
Date: Jan 23, 2008 2:54 PM
http://www.nawcinc.com/wmfaq.html
http://www.nawcinc.com/photopages/ops_map.html
Governments:::::
UN SPONSORED: http://www.wmo.ch/index-en.html
http://www.usbr.gov/pmts/rivers/WxMod.html
http://cloudseeding.dri.edu/
http://www.license.state.tx.us/weather/weathermod.htm
http://water.utah.gov/cloudseeding/
http://www.kwo.org/
http://www.kwo.org/Reports%20&%20Publications/Fact%20Sheets/No_18_Weather_Modification_Program.pdf
http://www.dar.csiro.au/information/cloudseeding.html
http://www.crmwd.org/crmwd_engineering_weathermod.htm
http://stwma.home.texas.net/2002
http://swtrea.org/
http://www.wet-intl.com/
http://www.just-clouds.com/
http://www.just-clouds.com/seeding_equipment_aircraft.asp
http://www.weathermodification.org/
http://www.weathermod.com/
universities::::
http://rams.atmos.colostate.edu/gkss.html
http://www.agu.org/revgeophys/czys01/czys01.html
http://www.ias.sdsmt.edu/
http://www.met.tamu.edu/research/aerosol/Webpage/Aerosol.html
http://cloudseeding.dri.edu/
http://www.deas.albany.edu/deas/bvonn/bvonawrd.html
suppliers:::::::
http://www.iceflares.com/
http://www.deepwaterchemicals.com/about_us.html
http://www.deepwaterchemicals.com/organic_iodides.html
http://www.scorecard.org/env-releases/facility.tcl?tri_id=73801DPWTR1210A
"As a result of Deepwater's commitment to quality, Deepwater's silver iodide has set the standard for the weather modification industry for more than twenty years; and our methylene iodide is routinely used for the classification of precious gems. Deepwater is a registered EPA manufacturing facility and recently was FDA inspected. In the pharmaceutical area, we produce numerous USP certified bulk products according to U.S. Food and Drug Administration Current Good Manufacturing Practices."
_________________________________________________________________
Guidelines for Cloud Seeding to Augment Precipitation
(Manual and Report No. 81)
by Committees on Weather Modification and Climate and Weather Change of the Irrigation and Drainage Division, American Society of Civil Engineers(ASCE), Archie M. Kahan, Donald Rottner, Ramona Sena, and Conrad G. Keyes, Jr., chmn.
New York: ASCE, 0-7844-0061-X, 1995, 145 pp. (Barcode: RMI MK31572)
Out of print, facsimile copy available.
Permissions for Reuse
_________________________________________________________________________
http://wwwlib.umi.com/bod/fullcite?id=198373
Full Citation
Title: Guidelines for cloud seeding to augment precipitation / by the Committees on Weather Modification and Climate and Weather Change of the Irrigation and Drainage Division, ASCE.
Author: American Society of Civil Engineers.
Editor: Editors, Archie M. Kahan, Donald Rottner and Ramona Sena.
Series: (ASCE manuals and reports on engineering practice ; 81).
Imprint: New York : American Society of Civil Engineers, c1995. ill.
Pages: 163p.
ISBNs: 978-0-7844-0061-6
BOD ISBNs: 978-1-4247-0294-7
Language: English
Subjects: Meteorology & Climatology
LC Class Code: QC0928.7.G85
LC Card Number: 95-7109
BOD Order Number: WB1-2086499-001
BOD Catalog Number: 2086499
Price: $50.60 (print) $56.60 (hardbound)
and in conclusion i say....
BAM!!1
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