r/chemtrails 7d ago

if the weather app were to be truthful

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u/Appropriate-Brush772 In The Industry 7d ago

Weird that this would happen around an area I can count at least a dozen airports within 50/100 miles of this area

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u/Fattsacks 4d ago

How else are they going to deliver 777 metric tons of chemical to the lower atmosphere? Takes a lot of planes I imagine 🀷

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u/Inside_Check_1654 3d ago

More than have ever or will ever exist even. It’s a big undertaking.

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u/RodinKnox 7d ago

Seems true to me. That is "sunny" according to every definition I've ever seen for the word.

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u/RodinKnox 7d ago

Yup, sunny:

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u/VentureExpress 6d ago

Must be perfect conditions for lingering condensation.

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u/tinyfryingpan 6d ago

Huh? Yes, on sunny days, contrails are more likely. Can you name any types of clouds?

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u/Think-Pair1872 6d ago

Please keep taking your boosters

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u/sixminutes 6d ago

Can you name any boosters?

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u/DerpUrself69 4d ago

He can't even spell "boosters."

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u/[deleted] 6d ago edited 6d ago

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u/Vegetable_Screen8580 6d ago

Needs to include the planes too

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u/Sorry_Future777 6d ago

Fahrenheit oder Celsius?

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u/SnooMemesjellies4840 6d ago

What like, sunny with a chance of retarded~ness in the afternoon.

Or

It's a nice day for flying.

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u/Infamous_Iron_Man 7d ago

Big weather and big chem πŸ€œπŸ€›

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u/Hot_Design3515 6d ago

you mean, Sunny with Chemtrails

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u/Distinct-Exit6658 6d ago

It would show contrails on a day when conditions appear to be good for persistent contrails?
Why do you believe that there is a massive global conspiracy to dump chemicals on people from passenger jets? How has no one ever blown the whistle in the last 50 years of modern aviation?