Chemical snow?

Hi all,
I read this in an e-group I'm in. Anyone know what is causing this?



"I'm in Oregon and I'm reading Facebook posts from friends of mine who are shoveling snow right now in Washington and Oregon, and the snow is causing chemical burns on themselves and their kids and they're wondering what in the world *this* is. It smells like plastic, not like snow. So they do a few tests on the "snow" like letting it melt in the sink and it takes hours for it to melt and smells like plastic...they try burning it, and it burns and leaves a black residue...they put some "snow" in a saucepan and heat it up and it looks and smells bizarre, and so forth.


Another Oregon Facebook friend posted this today:


Here is a sample of our December 16 rainwater that Patrick Roddie had analyzed by McCampbell Analytical:[link removed] Rain collected December 4th, 2016 contained 340μg/L of aluminum (reporting limit 50μg/L), 11μg/L of barium (reporting limit 5μg/L), 270μg/L of iron (reporting limit 20μg/L) and 21μg/L of titanium, 41 times its reporting limit of 0.5μg/L. These are the metals proposed to be sprayed on us by geoengineer, David Keith.



I'm wondering if this is why now that I live in Oregon, moved here in 2014 from where I lived in Nebraska for ten years, I'm developing all sorts of weird pains: muscle and joint pain (which greatly dissipated when I quit eating all grains in May, but hasn't completely disappeared), " Rheumatoid Arthritis " type body pains, something like a "rotator cuff" shoulder pain that just showed up for absolutely no reason, for example. Not only that, there's a good bit of emotional stuff (kind of like depression, boredom, don't care attitude) that goes along with this."
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