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Quick fact request

chippy

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I'm working on a debunking of Killtown's McClatchey photo analysis. Does anyone know the reported windspeed in New York on 9/11? If you can find it, I'd be extremely grateful.
 
I ran a few searches for past weather reports, but didn't find anything.

I'm sure the weather forecasters would keep records though. Might just be a phone call to a forecasting company to find out.
 
The McClatchey photo was Shanksville, wasn't it? The wind there was light that day, 5 mph I think. It's discussed in the Killtown photo-analysis thread from hell, along with most everything else under the sun.

ETA: Unless you're comparing the propagation of the cloud with the cloud from the Towers, which would be a pretty good comparison (same source, jet fuel for both)
 
jhunter1163 said:
The McClatchey photo was Shanksville, wasn't it? The wind there was light that day, 5 mph I think. It's discussed in the Killtown photo-analysis thread from hell, along with most everything else under the sun.

ETA: Unless you're comparing the propagation of the cloud with the cloud from the Towers, which would be a pretty good comparison (same source, jet fuel for both)
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Yep, you nailed it. I'm comparing Flight 93 to Flight 175.
 
You should be able to find it from these people: http://www.noaa.gov/pastweather.html

You might have to phone them or email them but I'm pretty sure that they will have detailed weather data (including windspeed) you're looking for.
 
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Huuuuh? :confused: How is it even possible to determinate the windspeed
within that photo? I mean there could be no wind at all in the first
5 minutes after the crash. Average windspeeds says nothing about
the windspeed and/or direction at the time when she made the photo. :boggled:
 
Oliver said:
Huuuuh? :confused: How is it even possible to determinate the windspeed
within that photo? I mean there could be no wind at all in the first
5 minutes after the crash. Average windspeeds says nothing about
the windspeed and/or direction at the time when she made the photo. :boggled:
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Dontcha know that in woowooland the wind always blows at a constant speed. They don't do gusts.... (too complicated to imagine)

:D
 
uk_dave said:
Dontcha know that in woowooland the wind always blows at a constant speed. They don't do gusts.... (too complicated to imagine)

:D
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Killtowns research is satire, isn´t it? This can´t be serious from a guy
who is able to set up websites but is too dumb to misunderstand the
behaviour of wind.

Who bought him his computer? It´s like giving a loaded gun to a chimp. :covereyes
 
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