Flashy Lights over San Diego, CA

[johne1618]

Location and Time: San Diego, Lemon Grove, 20/10/2022


Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/ya6k9o/flashy_lights_in_midday_sky_over_san_diego_ca/

At around 0:26 two of the flashing objects move in opposite directions across one another suggesting they are not balloons carried by the wind:

 

[Landru]

Location and Time: San Diego, Lemon Grove, 20/10/2022


Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/ya6k9o/flashy_lights_in_midday_sky_over_san_diego_ca/

At around 0:26 two of the flashing objects move in opposite directions across one another suggesting they are not balloons carried by the wind:

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So with a 2020 population of 1.3 million people this is all you've got? No one else saw anything?

 

[deirdre]

At around 0:26 two of the flashing objects move in opposite directions across one another suggesting they are not balloons carried by the wind:

no. they are moving in same direction, just one is going up like birds caught in an updraft.

 

[Ann K]

The impression I get is of large white birds at a distance, wheeling around with wings flapping. It would have been nice if we had seen a longer clip with the rooftops in view, so we could get a better sense of their flight pattern.

 

[tinkertailor]

At around 0:26 two of the flashing objects move in opposite directions across one another suggesting they are not balloons carried by the wind:

We have no sense of scale here, so they could be any size or distance from the camera. As such, they absolutely could be balloons, or scraps of paper, or plastic bags, or bugs, or birds, or virtually anything else, and they could absolutely be carried on the wind. Wind isn't one-dimensional.

Here's my question for you, since I know you like to dissect these: How do we know that these are flashing lights? What tangible evidence in the video suggests that?

 

[NorCal Dave]

Is there anything more specific location wise, then "San Diego"?

San Diego is a good-sized city with 325 sq miles, just in the city limits. Plus, it snakes around neighboring cities like Coronado, La Mesa and Chula Vista, all the way to the Mexico border. That's a lot of area for something to be going on in.

https://www.randymajors.org/city-limits-on-google-maps

https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/sandiegocitycalifornia

 

[Ann K]

Is there anything more specific location wise, then "San Diego"?

He mentions Lemon Grove in the initial post.

 

[Mick West]

They look like seagulls. Which sounds like a joke, but that is actually what they look like. Here are some examples I took.

 

[NorCal Dave]

He mentions Lemon Grove in the initial post.

My bad. Didn't catch that. Lemon Grove is a small city in San Diego county nest to San Diego city.