For the third day in a row the weather pattern has been from the southeast and rain clouds will push out this morning with mats of drier clouds tailing. Tailing these will be a break up of clouds and there should be some aviaticus formations just before a huge upper mass of dry air covers most of central Wisconsin with only a small change of some drift segments from the southeast. Otherwise it should be binoculars only for tracking the high flyers.
Update: The tailing clouds were less than what appeared on the forecast map and the dry line seemed thin. We had several hours of short whiff contrails in the intermediary air around that dry boundary line but after 10 AM these aviaticus trails were no longer appearing. Map from NOAA Site
http://theorioninitiative2.blogspot.com/2015/04/a-time-frame-today-for-contrail.html
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