Published on Feb 8, 2015 You know you have a real mystery on your hands when the so-called experts start publicly guessing at the reason for what is causing the "strange rain" in parts of Washington and Oregon. Reports accompanied by images have started surfacing, first on social media, then in the mainstream news of a mysterious substance described by some as "gray," others are "white stuff," calling it a "milky" substance falling from the skies. CNN's Derek Van Dam states it is being found on cars and even in clothing from those that have been out in the elements. The US National Weather Service Spokane Washington posted the following to their Facebook page on Friday night: "Here is what the rainwater collected from our rain gauge looked like today. Definitely much cloudier than the typical rain water we see. We have heard a few theories thus far including; volcanic ash from Mexico or Russia, dust picked up from last night's strong winds, or perhaps ash from last year's wildfires over SE Oregon/SW Idaho. We still don't have a definitive answer."
Strange Rain: Mysterious Gray "Milky" Substance Reported In Washington & Oregon - Is The US Undergoing Full-Scale Weather Warfare?
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