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An air show over a tiny Illinois community was voted one of the 10 best in America and we're just days away from this year's celebration.

It's no secret that thunderstorms take on a life of their own in Illinois, but it's not often that we get to see it happen from above. Now you can thanks to video from a plane passenger showing a huge thunderstorm with clouds blowing up over Illinois.

There is drama playing out near America's coast right now and also over Missouri and you probably have no idea it's happening. A United States 'doomsday plane' suddenly went silent over Missouri just as a Russian submarine appeared off the coast of Florida.

If you follow flight paths of military planes, you'll no doubt be interested in something very curious that I noticed today that was happening over the Missouri Ozarks. One of the US 'doomsday planes' was circling over the area for no apparent reason whatsoever.

I'm going to ask you a question that I don't yet have a good answer to. Why did a US military 'nuke sniffing' plane just do a bizarre flyover above Wisconsin? I can prove it just happened.

Someone captured video in Missouri (or I should say "over" Missouri) of something you will rarely if ever see. It was a US Air Force 'Doomsday Plane' that was flying low enough or a man's Missouri house, you could clearly see its markings over a nearby tree line.

It was a strange night in the skies over Missouri Tuesday. Most were unaware that a top secret US military 'nuke sniffer' plane followed a bizarre flight path over the state and there's evidence to prove it.

There was an unusual flight path of a US Air Force 'nuke sniffing' plane near St. Louis, Missouri Tuesday.

There was a very visible strange sight over New London, Missouri Monday afternoon. It appeared like it was a fire in the sky, but there's a more down-to-earth explanation about what many saw.

Let's get this out of the way from the beginning. The fact that a secret military plane is directly over Missouri right now is no reason for alarm. It is interesting though that this interesting sky weapon didn't just fly over Missouri once, but is on its way back as of now.