It’s cool if you run it through Inspector Morse it almost sounds like a song
We may need to find out what date had precipitation of those amounts in those towns.
That would be the default the program you use will return I guess. It is a sentence containing all letters in the alphabet. This recording (phone call) is not Morse code though, it is SSTV (Slow-Scan TeleVision):
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holy crap what happened? whatd i miss?!!!
wtf!? i call that number and get a whole bunch of crazy ass sounds?! i leave for 20 mins and holy hell!
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Status on WT gave a ph. no. which gave a code, which is a list of cities and rain levels from all over the globe…
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Do we need to conect all the cities to get coordinates…maybe?
what!? all i got was the phone number? where is the list of cities?
Post no. 70 up above.
When you call that number, those beeps are a type of tv signal that shows an image of a list of cities and their precipitation levels
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Don’t forget the X’s that were with the phone number, we are looking for a five character word and a 3 character one
WHAT!? holy fook. ok, now this is the ARG i’ve known to love!
Baden - Switzerland
Rabi - Fidgi Island
Koronadal - Phillipines
Campbellford - Ontario
Dardanelle - Turkey?
Manley Hot Springs - Alaska US
Jacksonville- Florida US
Oberwart is in Europe - Austria
Taechon - North Korea
Levi - Finland
Intendente Alvear - Argentina
Palana - Russia
Fernandina B - Florida
Acari - ?
Ebouado Deux - ?
Hanover Township - Pennsylvania
Qassimiut - Groenland
Gaffney - Cherokee North Carolina
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crap just decoded the message and you all already did it dang
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Baden and Acari are the only 5 character words in the list, and Hot is the only 3 character one. Could they be more important if they fit the X’s?
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Heres a random idea, sort the list by precipitation then connect the dots of the cities on the map to see if they spell out anything?
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Ontario’s in Canada.
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And California
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haha sorry my bad!
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But Campbellford, Ontario is in Canada.