6:55 am, Pacific Beach, San Diego, looking south. Two parallel airplane trails linger in the sky, slowly merging into one artificial cloud.

6:55 am.

7:21 am. A new trail is formed by an unmarked jet in a northwest trajectory from the southeast.

7:22 am. Close-up. The milky-white haze in the background is all from previous spraying. None of it is natural cloud-scape.

7:24 am. The jet is progressively reaching a higher altitude and continues to spray across the sky.

7:25 am. Close-up of the white emissions.

7:25 am. Even closer examination of the artificial cloud substance, already expanding to the south and slowly moving to the east.

7:32 am. Same trail, still shifting, morphing, and expanding to the east.

8:09 am. Almost unrecognizable from the previous picture taken approximately 30 minutes earlier, yet still lingering and still moving further east.

4:45 pm, Point Loma, San Diego. Chemical residue lingering in the air.

Two parallel trails are expanding on the horizon (Pacific Beach).

Heavy spraying keeps occuring throughout the day.

No natural clouds are to be seeing on this day.

Afternoon spraying...

Chemical patterns in the afternoon sky...

A chemical blanket above Pacific Beach goes unnoticed by the majority of the population.

2:09 pm.

2:09 pm.

2:09 pm.

 2:12 pm.

                            

8:04 am, Pacific Beach.

8:05 am.

8:05 am.

8:07 am.

8:08 am.

8:14 am.

11:29 am, Point Loma.

11:33 am.



Parallel chemical trails are expanding, shifting to the east, and merging in a cloud-like formation.

11:22 am, Point Loma, San Diego.

11:24 am.

11:29 am.

11:30 am.

11:33 am.

11:46 am.

11:47 am.