Radar Beam Over DC – Full Breakdown On June 20, 2025 , during a severe weather system moving across Washington D.C., a clean, linear radar anomaly was observed — a sharp streak that cut horizontally across the map. It wasn’t a plane, wasn’t lightning, and didn’t show up on flight trackers. I analyzed the anomaly frame-by-frame, and here's what I found: ⚡ Orientation: The streak travels horizontally, from SW to NE, bisecting the radar map. This direction suggests intentional targeting, not random

As the outflow boundary passes, the radar beam gets "bent" closer to the ground causing the ridges in eastern Tuscaloosa and western Jefferson Co. to show up behind the boundary. Here's a quick explainer on how that works: https://courses.comet.ucar.edu/pluginfile.php/3704/mod_imscp/content/1/anomalous_propagation.html | Jason Simpson