No, it’s not the latest crappy creature feature from the Syfy channel (who else hates that name and their transformation from science fiction to being the wrestling/ghost/paranormal channel?), it’s what’s happening in Missouri. At least it’s not as disastrous as the gustnado or as annoying as the new penchant for combining something with ‘nado’. So, who is going to investigate Nado-gate!
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Smoke monster?
Gnats very common here in the south also we have dog ass gnats. That is the gnats that swarm around a dogs ass.
ppphhhtttt this is nothing…. lake erie has been cleaned up so much now, that the bug population can be seen swarming off the islands on radar.
This is piddly.
Rocky Mountain Locusts:
The largest known swarm covered 1,036 square kilometres (400 sq mi), comprising approximately 40 billion insects.
I read the book “Locust” a while back, and I believe some witnesses watched this swarm pass for days, endlessly. The biomass was some huge number. The Rocky Mountain Locusts kind of died out, but they may be back. Probably right before the next National Election.
That is a “swarm” of bugs. No vortex, no spinning motion at all. Man, people are getting dumber by the second.
Good evening… I haven’t seen anything like this since “The Birds”.
I’m guessing mayflies. Near water with dragonflies chomping on them the man said. The mayfly adult is harmless.
I have seen mosquitoes that thick in Louisiana along the shores of Lake Pontchartrain but he said that wasn’t it.
It’s another end-times sign, predicted in The Bible — cash in your chips and party hearty now!
When I see things like this, I want a flamethrower.