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Thursday, January 07, 2016

Real Weather Reporting You Will Never See On TV

Wed Jan 6th 2016

 As of this posting 1.35" has fallen in the Foothills area of Los Angeles for the day which was much less than yesterday and less than had been originally been forecasted for today.


Another much larger 947mb hurricane-force storm system is right behind the storm passing through California.

 This second storm is a giant and could cause very serious flooding in many areas in the State and I think this storm will be blocked based on the placement of high pressure in strategic locations.

 Mid and upper level high pressure has been installed between the two storms, and also in front of the cold front of the second approaching storm.

 The clockwise movement on the leading edge of the second storm front seems to also be disrupting the Jet Stream flow.

 This will slow the 2nd storm and allow time for a HAARP transmitter to work on the core of the system and break it down somewhat, or block it entirely.

Pt. 2; Jan 6th; 60% CHANCE OF HURRICANE FORMATION 

Published on Jan 7, 2016
An broad area of low pressure 1550 miles southwest of Hawaii continues to develop slowly and this tropical disturbance has a 60% chance of hurricane formation in the next 48 hours according to the National Hurricane Center. 

 This is quite unique to see a potential hurricane forming on January 6. 

 The hurricane season ends November 30.

 The temperature of the waters near this area are in the low 80's F. 

 If the storm continues moving North it will get caught in the Jet Stream and head toward the West coast and California.

 I don't believe the operators of the HAARP transmitters will allow that to happen.

 This may explain why we're seeing a blast pattern and diminishment on the core of this developing weather system as it moves North.

 

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