Kinda Loopy

If these are strings leaving the low pressure disturbance known as Humberto many of them appear to twist and loop around in the atmosphere.  I guess as they gradually decohere in the atmosphere they get more tension, which pulls that disturbance along its path. The reason the jet stream does not yet “connect” visually with the disturbance early on is I think the strings leaving the disturbance are in the upper atmosphere where there is little oxygen to ionize and form water vapor.  In a few days as the disturbance gets closer to its destination(s) it should connect with the jet stream(s) as they drop lower in the atmosphere. My destination has not changed (Ireland, UK area) and my path is back to where it was previously. I thought it might loop a little further North yesterday based upon what I was seeing in New Brunswick but that is another system stringing up from the gulf from what I can tell.  There appears to be another low pressure disturbance in the Gulf stringing up towards New Brunswick, it will probably head up the East Coast and flood us some more in the Southeast.