Strange formation in the clouds. Chem-trails or ?

[Jay Lovelady]

Please look at these pictures and give me your thoughts. Yesterday afternoon on the way home form work at about 4:15 in the afternoon, I noticed these strange trails in the sky. All I had was my cell phone for taking pictures so I apologize for the quality, but you can see them anyway.

 

There were three arced trails int he sky, at different altitudes, but all symmetric. I have no idea what this could have been. There was no other strange trails like this anywhere else that I could see from where I was. As far as I know, they eventually just drifted south out range from what I could see at home. They never seemed to be dissipating though.

 

I would like to have an idea of what is going on here. I live in Northwest Wisconsin and two hours away form the closest Major Population center.

 

 

very strange indeed. Thank you all in advance for any thoughts.

[Lavonne]

Looks like a ripple to me.  Several things can cause this disturbance - i.e. earthquake clouds, UFO's, or perhaps a natural wind.  It does look rather unnatural though.

[Lavonne]

When I see chem trails they have been in straight lines and can criss-cross.  this looks more like a disturbance of some kind.

[G A Nicholas]

These are chemtrails. Note how they are dispersing uniformly according to the time since release. Occasionally the planes fly routes that are free-style to reduce boredom and to see how the spread reacts to the winds aloft.

[Jay Lovelady]

I actually didn't figure chem trail either as all of the information on those that I have seen agrees with what you have said - they are straight lines. It just unnerved me to see this.

[Jay Lovelady]

That's interesting. I wonder why they are now doing that in a low density area? Is it common for more than one plane to fly like that so they are so symmetrical?

G A Nicholas said:

These are chemtrails. Note how they are dispersing uniformly according to the time since release. Occasionally the planes fly routes that are free-style to reduce boredom and to see how the spread reacts to the winds aloft.

[Lavonne]

Thanks for the in depth explanation astrogal.  Didnt know they flew in formation repeatedly like this but with a wind this makes sense.

[Jay Lovelady]

Thank You.

[Jay Lovelady]

well, that's interesting for sure.

[Jay Lovelady]

I don't know as I'm just learning about some of this stuff, but the holes in those look rather strange indeed ...

watchin the sky said:

Does this look like EQ clouds to you ?  I took the picture a couple weeks ago near Lafayette, CO