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Contrails - how do I predict them?

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Old 15th Jun 2005, 15:55
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Contrails - how do I predict them?

I am an artist currently researching contrails to make a new video work. Does anyone have any information regarding how i might predict when contrails are likely to occur so that I can organise a filming schedule

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Old 17th Jun 2005, 17:15
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Well if no-one else will answer - try speking to a military pilot. I've never understood why but mil people sometimes want to avoid leaving them behind their aircraft!

There are tables of atmospheric conditions that show contrail levels available.
 

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