something weird. I have not seen chemtrails for a whole week

[yesferatu]

I am in St. Louis. I saw them constantly. Going to work, coming back from work, stepping outside, it did not matter. <br>But for a whole week....the skies are like I remembered. Which is a weird feeling. <br><br> Is anybody else noticing a discontinuation in other areas, or is it just a local break in St. Louis they are taking? I would REALLY like to know if something has changed nationally. Please reply with your observations. Thanks! <p></p><i></i>

[lady lib]

Quite the opposite in the Phoenix area. I live in a city located to the east of Phoenix and let me tell you, they have been very busy around here. Yesterday (Thursday) the planes were laying down trail after trail - ALL DAY LONG until the sky was filled with those hazy "clouds" that form after the trails spread out.<br><br>Not to worry, you guys will get your turn soon. <!--EZCODE EMOTICON START :rolleyes --><img src=http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/eyes.gif ALT=":rolleyes"><!--EZCODE EMOTICON END--> <p></p><i></i>

[km artlu]

Almost a week in central Virginia with natural skies. At least where I am, there's a mostly predictible pattern of laying out trails ahead of a weather front moving in with possible precipitation. They missed anticipating one of those this past week, the first one missed in quite some time. <p></p><i></i>

[lady lib]

Let's use this thread to start keeping track of the dates, locations, and any other pertinent information about our local chemtrails that we personally observe. We could do this on a regular basis and over a specific time period - let's say over the next 24 months? <br><br>We might be able to compile enough data from around the country (and Europe?) over time to get a better understanding of what's going on.<br><br>Sound like a plan? <p></p><i></i>

[Centerstill]

Here in western North Carolina, I was also expecting more chemtrail action ahead of the front -- but this week we were spared. Has anyone noticed how quickly these trails now spread out? Used to take hours to dissipate, now it's only minutes. You can stand there with a camera and in 15 minutes have several shots showing how they behave from the moment they are released until they form a skynet (I refuse to call these horrors "clouds"). I agree it would be wonderful to have a big database to document the particulars. I suspect one already exists, but is not for our use. <p></p><i></i>

[televisionchild]

there's some cool stuff going on elsewhere re: chemtrails. check this group out:<br><br><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK START--><a href="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/chemtrailtrackingusa/messages">groups.yahoo.com/group/ch...a/messages</a><!--EZCODE AUTOLINK END--> <p></p><i></i>

[marykmusic]

Chemtrail Tracking doesn't allow people to read who aren't members. I beoieve this one does: <!--EZCODE LINK START--><a href="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/cloudbusters/" target="top">groups.yahoo.com/group/cloudbusters/</a><!--EZCODE LINK END--> This is the first one, started in 2001, I believe.<br><br>Here in central Arizona (the Verde Valley/Sedona) they hadn't sprayed for quite a while, then this week it started again. And I believe that the different behavior of chemtrails described above is due to the thousands of people, with or without devices out there, working for just that. Today the spraying slowed down and moisture-bearing clouds are moving in.<br><br>Our peach tree has started blooming! --MaryK <p></p><i></i>

[darkbeforedawn]

I felt so relieved today here in Mich. After I read this post I watched the sky and you know what? First time in a long long time, I looked up and saw no long streaks of slime set in row after row. I felt a tension just ease up a bit. Wonder what the deal is. Maybe they ran out of gas.... <p></p><i></i>

[greencrow0]

I watch for them here too in the Pacific North West.<br><br>They disgust me, all that wasted fuel and those wierd clouds...not just the chemtrail 'clouds' are wierd<br><br>To me, all the clouds in the sky are wierd now...not like the ones I grew up with in the 50's. They're much lower in the sky than they used to be and the rainclouds are much darker in colour...some of them almost black in places.<br><br>Nobody in 'authority' ever explains this stuff and if you ask anyone they think you're nuts because if a topic isn't given legitimacy by talking heads on the news...it doesn't exist...to some people. <p></p><i></i>

[lady lib]

I'm so glad you mentioned that, Centerstill, because I noticed it recently as well and thought maybe I was imagining things. It used to take 4 hours, didn't it? Now it starts within minutes, almost immediately.<br><br>On edit: Sorry about using the word "clouds." I just didn't know what else to call that white haze that's created. <p></p><i>Edited by: <A HREF=http://p216.ezboard.com/brigorousintuition.showUserPublicProfile?gid=ladylib>lady lib</A> at: 3/26/06 1:33 am<br></i>

[Centerstill]

A few times I've seen the startling phenomenon that marykmusic mentioned. It looks like a hole blasted right through a chemtrail, as a length of it simply vanishes into thin air. It's different (and potentially more exciting) than either a normal contrail evaporation or the insidious spreading I was trying to describe. <br><br>I mistakenly used the word "dissipate" in a prior post, so apologies to all for being unclear. This month I was on the road under sunny skies, so I was able to observe individual trails stretch out, thin and overlap each other until the formerly blue sky was milky white in those locations (except for the sunlight reflecting off a few oily patches of color). <br><br>As for people not believing this activity exists (because it's not on the news), sadly it's true. I showed photos I took to my 70-year old father, who at first was interested and said, "That's not normal." But when I said that there was little hard data available to determine exactly why it's happening, and that there seems to be a media blackout on this issue, he put his blinders back on. He walked out of the room muttering that the sky "has always looked like that." <p></p><i></i>