Some people see things in the clouds from below... but real weather
lovers also see things from above ;)
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Date: Mon, 02 Mar 1998 18:03:57 -0500
From: bjhall{at}gabn.net (b j. hall)
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Subject: THE FACE OVER MISSISSIPPI
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Greetings To The Group..........
At the end of last week, thunderstorms moved across the southeast with a
furry! As we were tracking
them via satellite imagery, the strangest image came up on the screen and
spotters around our area
began to talk about this image on Amateur Radio.
The image was a GOES-8 shot of the southeast indicating thunderstorm
activity. However, we got
something else on the image that probably want happen again in a 1000
years. Over the state of
Mississippi was this strange image of a face. The face is shapely, has
eyes, nose, mouth, chin, and
hair. Of the years I have looked at 1000's of satellite images, I've never
seen anything quite like this.
I wonder if someone was watching over Mississippi that day? EVER WONDER?
http://www.gabn.net/kd4ahqweather/theface.gif
Have a Nice Evening.......
BJ
KD4AHQ WEATHER STATION
BJ Hall, KD4AHQ (Site Administrator)
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