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May 7th 07, 03:24 AM
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Midwest Stratus Fractus - Midwestern Stratus F#19B7CF.jpg (1/1)
The stratus layer had pretty well broken up by this time. This evening
(Sunday), the weatherman referred to today's clouds as debris clouds, debris from the storms that have been pounding Kansas. Dave |
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May 7th 07, 11:53 AM
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Midwest Stratus Fractus - Midwestern Stratus F#19B7CF.jpg(1/1)
Dave Moorman wrote:
The stratus layer had pretty well broken up by this time. This evening (Sunday), the weatherman referred to today's clouds as debris clouds, debris from the storms that have been pounding Kansas. Hopefully you folks will get a chance to dry out for a bit. I have a Friend in the S.E. Corner of Kansas, and between Flood Warnings and Hurricane Watches I'll bet he didn't get a lot of Sleep this last weekend. Crazy Ed |
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May 7th 07, 02:03 PM
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Midwest Stratus Fractus - Midwestern Stratus F#19B7CF.jpg (1/1)
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Edward Erbeck wrote: Dave Moorman wrote: The stratus layer had pretty well broken up by this time. This evening (Sunday), the weatherman referred to today's clouds as debris clouds, debris from the storms that have been pounding Kansas. Hopefully you folks will get a chance to dry out for a bit. I have a Friend in the S.E. Corner of Kansas, and between Flood Warnings and Hurricane Watches I'll bet he didn't get a lot of Sleep this last weekend. Crazy Ed There is still a lot of heavy weather in SE Kansas and Oklahoma and heading this way. By the time it gets near Chicago it will have lost steam. So your friend isn't out of the woods yet, Ed. Dave |
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May 8th 07, 05:50 PM
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Midwest Stratus Fractus - Midwestern Stratus F#19B7CF.jpg (1/1)
"Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... The stratus layer had pretty well broken up by this time. This evening (Sunday), the weatherman referred to today's clouds as debris clouds, debris from the storms that have been pounding Kansas. Dave What is that in the right side of the picture. Looks like a man flying? Doesn't look like a bird, maybe a kite? -Sandy |
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May 9th 07, 04:12 AM
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Midwest Stratus Fractus - Midwestern Stratus F#19B7CF.jpg (1/1)
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"santiva" santivano.home.ca wrote: "Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... The stratus layer had pretty well broken up by this time. This evening (Sunday), the weatherman referred to today's clouds as debris clouds, debris from the storms that have been pounding Kansas. Dave What is that in the right side of the picture. Looks like a man flying? Doesn't look like a bird, maybe a kite? -Sandy It's a bird, Sandy. There were several flying around at that time. They have the pointy wings and tail, but I'm not knowledgeable about birds and can't ID it. It may be a sparrow or maybe a kite - aren't there birds known as kites? Dave |
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May 9th 07, 04:13 AM
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Midwest Stratus Fractus - Midwestern Stratus F#19B7CF.jpg (1/1)
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"santiva" santivano.home.ca wrote: "Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... The stratus layer had pretty well broken up by this time. This evening (Sunday), the weatherman referred to today's clouds as debris clouds, debris from the storms that have been pounding Kansas. Dave What is that in the right side of the picture. Looks like a man flying? Doesn't look like a bird, maybe a kite? -Sandy :-) We do have amazing things here in the Midwest, but no flying men (or women) so far. Dave |
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May 9th 07, 05:32 PM
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Midwest Stratus Fractus - Midwestern Stratus F#19B7CF.jpg (1/1)
"Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... In article , "santiva" santivano.home.ca wrote: "Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... The stratus layer had pretty well broken up by this time. This evening (Sunday), the weatherman referred to today's clouds as debris clouds, debris from the storms that have been pounding Kansas. Dave What is that in the right side of the picture. Looks like a man flying? Doesn't look like a bird, maybe a kite? -Sandy :-) We do have amazing things here in the Midwest, but no flying men (or women) so far. Dave I didn't really think it was a man... but it sure looks strange. I've never seen a bird that looked like that. -Sandy |
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May 9th 07, 08:20 PM
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Midwest Stratus Fractus - Midwestern Stratus F#19B7CF.jpg (1/1) - Midwestern Stratus F#19E7D7.jpg (1/1)
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"santiva" santivano.home.ca wrote: "Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... In article , "santiva" santivano.home.ca wrote: "Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... The stratus layer had pretty well broken up by this time. This evening (Sunday), the weatherman referred to today's clouds as debris clouds, debris from the storms that have been pounding Kansas. Dave What is that in the right side of the picture. Looks like a man flying? Doesn't look like a bird, maybe a kite? -Sandy :-) We do have amazing things here in the Midwest, but no flying men (or women) so far. Dave I didn't really think it was a man... but it sure looks strange. I've never seen a bird that looked like that. -Sandy Here's the bird cropped from the full size picture. When you look at it more closely, it looks like it could be almost any kind of medium sized bird. |
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May 10th 07, 03:25 AM
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Midwest Stratus Fractus - Midwestern Stratus F#19B7CF.jpg (1/1)- Midwestern Stratus F#19E7D7.jpg (1/1)
Dave Moorman wrote: In article , "santiva" santivano.home.ca wrote: "Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... In article , "santiva" santivano.home.ca wrote: "Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... The stratus layer had pretty well broken up by this time. This evening (Sunday), the weatherman referred to today's clouds as debris clouds, debris from the storms that have been pounding Kansas. Dave What is that in the right side of the picture. Looks like a man flying? Doesn't look like a bird, maybe a kite? -Sandy :-) We do have amazing things here in the Midwest, but no flying men (or women) so far. Dave I didn't really think it was a man... but it sure looks strange. I've never seen a bird that looked like that. -Sandy Here's the bird cropped from the full size picture. When you look at it more closely, it looks like it could be almost any kind of medium sized bird. Could be one of them thar' funny lookin' UFO's from little town in New Mexico... G JT |
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#10
May 10th 07, 03:35 AM
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Midwest Stratus Fractus - Midwestern Stratus F#19B7CF.jpg (1/1) - Midwestern Stratus F#19E7D7.jpg (1/1)
In article ,
Grumpy AuContraire wrote: Dave Moorman wrote: In article , "santiva" santivano.home.ca wrote: "Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... In article , "santiva" santivano.home.ca wrote: "Dave Moorman" wrote in message ]... The stratus layer had pretty well broken up by this time. This evening (Sunday), the weatherman referred to today's clouds as debris clouds, debris from the storms that have been pounding Kansas. Dave What is that in the right side of the picture. Looks like a man flying? Doesn't look like a bird, maybe a kite? -Sandy :-) We do have amazing things here in the Midwest, but no flying men (or women) so far. Dave I didn't really think it was a man... but it sure looks strange. I've never seen a bird that looked like that. -Sandy Here's the bird cropped from the full size picture. When you look at it more closely, it looks like it could be almost any kind of medium sized bird. Could be one of them thar' funny lookin' UFO's from little town in New Mexico... G JT Couldn't argue with you on that one, Grumpy. |
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