Not many words today. The picture makes the point.
There must have been winds aloft. The contrails would quickly dissipate and be gone.
Not many words today. The picture makes the point.
There must have been winds aloft. The contrails would quickly dissipate and be gone.
Wow. I guess you were on a flight path that day!
We are under a regular flight path. Gerald Ford International Airport (GRR) is 22 minutes west of us. We regularly see planes flying the flight path to land at GRR. Others fly to the beacon at GRR and then continue on a different vector to a different location.
You’ve got me thinking that I should check out air-traffic control frequency for GRR. I could tune in on my scanner. The county dispatch has gone 100% digital, so I’m no able to monitor that.
I’ve always been fascinated by cloud formations, and yours is really unusual!!
The parallel straight ones are contrails from airplanes flying in the invisible highways across the sky. I just liked the look of it.
Really cool pic!
Thanks. I first saw this as we came home from church. The contrails were sharp and looked like teeth on a comb. However, by the time I retrieved the camera and came out, the contrails were already getting “fuzzy.”