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Yahoo
31-03-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Mysterious black ring hovers over Seattle—Smoke, UFO, or Supercross stunt?
This story was originally published on A strange phenomenon appeared on the Seattle skyline Sunday when a near-black cloud-like ring hovered over Lumen Field and downtown Seattle. 'Some believe it's a UFO, while others think it could be smoke or a rare weather phenomenon,' Seattlesubmissions1, an Instagram account dedicated to the Emerald City with more than 160,000 followers, wrote Sunday alongside a brief gallery of user-submitted photos. 'Have ya'll seen Nope?' one Instagram user commented. Others commented that it is connected to SpaceX. KIRO Newsradio traffic reporter Chris Sullivan posted a video on X of the dark ring formation. A meteorologist from the National Weather Service confirmed with KIRO Newsradio that they are aware of the unusual black ring, but it was not related to any weather phenomenon. 'It was nothing atmospheric related or meteorology related in terms of what we know, what occurred naturally in the atmosphere or nothing that we saw on satellite,' Jeff Michalski, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Seattle, said. 'This looks like it was all due to the event that was going at Lumen Field.' Many witnesses agreed, commenting it could be connected to pyrotechnics used during the Supercross Championship, which was held at Lumen Field. 'I was going to post that 'cause I was at the Supercross thing and make people think it's an alien ship,' one Instagram user wrote. 'IT'S NOT ALIENS OR ANYTHING IT'S A RING OF SMOKE FROM THE MONSTER ENERGY SUPERCROSS.' Follow Frank Sumrall on X. Send news tips here.
Yahoo
31-03-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Mystery over Seattle sky: Black ring leaves public guessing
The Brief Residents across Seattle noticed a mysterious formation in the sky on Sunday. FOX 13 reached out to several sources about the black ring. Spokespeople at Lumen Field offered a suggestion about its origin. SEATTLE - Over the weekend, a mysterious black ring appeared floating above the city of Seattle, sparking widespread confusion and speculation among locals online. In a frenzy, witnesses took to social media, posting photos and videos of the strange sighting, raising questions about its origin. Many wondered if the ring could be caused by a large swarm of insects, a rare weather event, or even something extraterrestrial. Dig deeper In an effort to uncover the truth behind the strange occurrence, FOX 13 reached out to several sources, including the National Weather Service. A meteorologist from the National Weather Service confirmed they had seen the reports of the unusual black ring, but assured FOX 13 that it was not related to any weather phenomenon. Curious about the possibility of the ring being connected to the nearby Supercross Championship held at Lumen Field, FOX 13 contacted officials at both the stadium and the event. While they could not confirm the mystery with absolute certainty, spokespeople from both Lumen Field and the Supercross event suggested the black ring might be linked to pyrotechnics used during the championship. The Source Information for this article comes from original FOX 13 Seattle reporting. Top aide for WA Gov. Ferguson resigns over workplace complaints, report Seattle police arrest man accused of more than 20 bank robberies Here's where Seattle renters are relocating Seattle's Capitol Hill Block Party announces 2025 lineup, changes to event Could Bryan Kohberger's autism defense for capital murder set a precedent? To get the best local news, weather and sports in Seattle for free, sign up for the daily FOX Seattle Newsletter. Download the free FOX LOCAL app for mobile in the Apple App Store or Google Play Store for live Seattle news, top stories, weather updates and more local and national coverage, plus 24/7 streaming coverage from across the nation.
NBC Sports
22-03-2025
- Sport
- NBC Sports
Vialle's journey to Supercross stardom
Tom Vialle discusses his road to the Supercross Championship and reveals how he was able to train with Chase Sexton to improve his riding.
