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Moth swarms baffle Sydney weather radar
Original: sydney weather radar
Swarms of moths have been showing up on Sydney's weather radar, creating cloud-like echoes even though no rain is falling. The Bureau of Meteorology's radar is picking up the insects as they move across the region, confusing viewers who see what looks like rain bands on clear nights. Forecasters and commenters are amused by the phenomenon, which tends to occur during warm, humid conditions when moths fly in large numbers.
Why now: Large moth swarms are currently appearing on the radar as phantom rain, prompting curiosity about the unusual radar echoes
SydneyBureau of Meteorologyweather radar
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