Welp- the huge February freeze in Texas and other states was not anything natural in my opinion— snow felt weird- not wet or powder ( used to live in west Texas where we had real snow) — it was oddly fluffy like a synthetic- anyway south central Texas being under 15 degrees for days and 7-8” snow is unprecedented- funny grid went down for many just after new EPA requirements by the resident — nothing about it made sense — like Covid — doesn’t smell right

I have never seen "grids" lining the sky. I see real clouds all the time, except when the sky is clear blue. And the clouds I see are ordinary clouds like I've seen before. I'm old and have seen a lot, but never "grids."

I've seen posts on FB that say something like "Gee! I've never seen clouds like this before. What can it be?" And the photo is something I've seen before a lot, such as a buttermilk sky or mammatus clouds (precursor to tornadoes).

So many people look at the sky so seldom, they have no idea what's normal, and what isn't. They don't know what sun dogs are. They don't watch eclipses or meteor showers.