"Off" Days

As usually was the case throughout my chemtrail observations, it was clear that chemtrails were sprayed according to a schedule. Following are some patterns that I observed.

Jamestown

In Jamestown, for a period of time, there was no spraying on Thursdays. Every Thursday was clear with no visible signs of chemtrails, no burning sinuses, no bad taste to the air, and no symptoms whatsoever. I'm reconstructing this from memory so I don't recall exactly what period of time this was.

Bangor

In Bangor in the summer of 2008, for a period of perhaps 6 weeks, there was no spraying on Thursdays. Again, no visible signs of chemtrails, no odors, and no symptoms at all.

Suddenly, the "off-day" switched to Friday. This continued for about 4 to 6 weeks.

Then, the "off-day" changed to the time period from Friday evening about 7 pm until Saturday evening at about 4 pm. This pattern continued for roughly 6 weeks.

After that, there was no longer a regular "off-day". Instead, spraying would stop 1 day per week, but the day had no discernable pattern other than it usually fell between Thursday and Sunday. This continued for about 6 weeks.

At the time of this writing, there are rarely any "off-days". Chemtrail odors and symptoms are virtually continuous with only occasional short gaps a few times throughout the week. These gaps typically last only 1 to 3 hours.

Time-of-Day

Another pattern that is clearly observable is preferred heavy spray times throughout the day.

Jamestown

While persistent chemtrails were still the mainstream in Jamestown, the typical spray schedule was as follows:

Spraying was very heavy during morning and evening "rush hour", that is, from about 7 am to 9 am and from about 3 pm to 6 pm. This pattern was clearly visible and continued for months.

Later, when non-persistent chemtrails appeared, daytime spraying was concentrated in the afternoons.

During the night, very heavy spraying would occur at 3 am, 5 am, and 7 am every morning. During the rest of the night, the air was generally "medium" in intensity, but these are the times that "unbearable" spraying almost always occurred.

There was about a 15 minute tolerance in these times. For example, the 3 am "hit" would occur between 2:45 am and 3:15 am and only occasionally fell outside of this tolerance.

This pattern continued for months and was still in effect when I moved away.

Bangor

The same "rush hour" pattern also occurred in Bangor at the time the persistent chemtrails were appearing. Although the "hits" were generally not as hard as they were in Jamestown, they were clearly concentrated during rush hour.

Around June of 2009, the dynamics of spray-intensity leveled off considerably. In other words, the air had a medium intensity of odor and taste throughout the day with only some degree of fluctuation.

I have noticed further improvements in consistency since then. I would guess that the perpetrators have refined their methods so as to maintain maxiumum human exposure while stirring up a minimum of complaints from "sensitive" people (like me).

Now, the intensity of the salty-metallic taste in the air is held fairly constant throughout the week between about 5% and 20% intensity (according to my measuring scale).

Just as in Jamestown, there are very hard nighttime hits that occur each night between 3 am and 7 am, with only about a 30-minute tolerance in the timing of each hit. These chemtrails are not the salty-metallic tasting ones. Instead, they have a strong chemical-pharmaceutical type of taste that causes horrible symptoms identical to mercury poisoning.

This pattern continues today.