@FlynonymousWX

Amateur Photog & 53d WRS/USAF Hurricane Hunter. Tweets, retweets & vague insinuations mostly mine and don’t represent DoW/DoD officially or unofficially

 Mississippi Gulf Coast
Joined September 2019
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Fifth and final pass through Hurricane Melissa for our crew today. Just after noon entering from the NW corner exiting SE.
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Sunset over the gulf with a pelican 1/6
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Pelican flyby a bit earlier 5/6
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One final Pelican flyby 6/6
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Last mission into Hurricane Trudy departing this morning
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Sunset over the gulf this evening
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Sunset this evening over Biloxi back bay
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Another perspective
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New Orleans from the air yesterday
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Last week @SRHawk mentioned something about parallax playing a role in some UAP sightings… and I think this is a good example. White object almost looks like it’s hovering or tracking along with us. It’s not, but the broken cloud layer just above our aircraft make it look that way due to their relative proximity. The white “object” is actually Air France 777-200LR (flight 6722) that is ~12k feet above us and going ~400 knots in the opposite direction. Figured I would post this up because it seemed like a good example of the effect.
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So about Hurricane Trudy… I have seen better circulation in a clogged toilet. Time lapse of first pass:
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Whatever intensification that was expected didn’t happen… this is the second pass through the “eye” area 2/3
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There was some heavy precipitation in places, this was messing around with ultra slow motion to see what it looked like. 3/3
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5/6 - appears to be laying eggs but I have yet to spot any caterpillars
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Thread of bugs in my yard this afternoon 1/6
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