Video covering the current event here, GIF images below:
This has happened for three days in a row at the same locations! See day two here:
Here is where things began in earnest on October 4, 2020:
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October 7, 2020
THOUSANDS of sudden bursts of heat, many with smoke but not at farmers fields.. several in Bayou locations as well as at oil + gas wells flaring off.
(right click and view image for each GIF below to view full size)
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Several of the hot spots can be seen below (as flashes of white) on the NIR (infrared) particle view. Notice they carry on after sunset.
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Additionally ALL of the hot spots seem to flicker on and off for 5 or 10 min then vanish ( measuring in 500K+ temps 700F+) , thus ruling out any kind of man made fires which would last more than 5 min being that each location is fairly large.
The points showing as hot spots near Kansas , Oklahoma, Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, and Louisiana.. many are directly at drill points for oil and gas.
To top it all off a rare M2.9 earthquake struck Pennsylvania just South of yesterdays hot spot locations from October 5 and 6, 2020!
See those previous Pennsylvania hot spots here, now that a rare earthquake has struck next to the hot spot location, worthy to pay attention:
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(not farmers burning their fields , or a “glitch”.. these hot spots are producing smoke.. many locations go back to forest / tree locations, oil + gas wells (not fields)
Live satellite view here:
Hot spot placemarks for Goes 16 here: https://fsapps.nwcg.gov/googleearth.php?sensor=goes&extent=conus