Chemtrails in Wexford?

[spikedimitri]

I noticed something funny on the radar images during weather bulletins on Irish news lately.

More often than not, there is a curious straight line cutting across the north of county wexford. It's obviously not depicting natural rainfall so I sent an email to met eireann asking about it. This was there reply:

"The rainfall image that displays a straight line of echoes over Wexford is interference from a unknown radio source."

Unknown radio source? It may be that this is on the transatlantic flightpath, and the contrails or chemtrails from aircraft are effecting the radar. But it seems to disappear or dissipate once it moves a bit inland.

Here's the link to the daily Rainfall Radar image (Note: the line of echoes won't be visible if there's too much real rainfall, like today :mad:): http://www.met.ie/latest/rainfall_radar.asp?ani=y

Has anyone seen anything similar elsewhere?

[spikedimitri]

Hey! Now we've got another one. It's coming up in a slightly North West direction from below the country. And if you look at where these two lines intersect, it looks like it's bloody Shannon! This is where American planes have been landing and refueling! Is this really a coincidence?

[darkhorse]

I noticed something funny on the radar images during weather bulletins on Irish news lately.

More often than not, there is a curious straight line cutting across the north of county wexford. It's obviously not depicting natural rainfall so I sent an email to met eireann asking about it. This was there reply:

"The rainfall image that displays a straight line of echoes over Wexford is interference from a unknown radio source."

Unknown radio source? It may be that this is on the transatlantic flightpath, and the contrails or chemtrails from aircraft are effecting the radar. But it seems to disappear or dissipate once it moves a bit inland.

Here's the link to the daily Rainfall Radar image (Note: the line of echoes won't be visible if there's too much real rainfall, like today :mad:): http://www.met.ie/latest/rainfall_radar.asp?ani=y

Has anyone seen anything similar elsewhere?

Hello Mate,
I live in south Wexford, I don't know very much about chemtrails but I do spend a lot of time outdoors.
What I have noticed over the years is the sheer amount of planes I see on any given day, the air traffic is unreal considering where we live. it may not be relevant to your point but I felt I should mention it to you

kindest regards

[spikedimitri]

Hi darkhorse :).

I live in wex aswell. There sure are a lot of planes in the skies, and they don't even seem to be following one flight path. They're crisscrossing a bit, which still more suspect. And the contrails seem to stay in the sky for ages afterwards, rather than dissapate quickly like they used to. As far as I know that is a symptom of chemtrails.

It's pretty bad aswell that met eireann have these blatant artificial lines on the radar image, and seem not to be much bothered about finding out exactly what unknown radio source is causing them! :confused: