Jet stream - mega storm forms in the Pacific.

Originally posted by VenomVile.6
Okay, So when is this thing suposed to be coming and hitting us?

Im out in Cali, about an hour from the beach...

It's going to hit LA tonight & OC in the morning.

reply to post by jude11


Dude, as I read this title, I kinda freaked, haha I am watching The Day After Tomorrow, very similar!

Oh, except there is no radiation plumes.

Or Earthquake forecasts.

Or extremely weird weather.

Or anyone noticing.

Or Japanese tsunamis.

OR HAARP.

But anyways, don't you guys find this really weird? Like how many extreme weather fluctuations do we need to have? Example, in Missouri, we had 60 degree weather for a week, it drops back down to cold. Then, we go and have another half week of warm, and then a snow day, and down in the 20's. Next day, back up to the 50's.

Snow day in March. Tsunami/ 8.9 earthquakes. Super storm in the Pacific.

!?!??!?! WEIRD

reply to post by koots751


The only thing I'm saying (not being a meteorologist nor a nuclear disaster expert) is this:

1. Japan - Nuclear disaster = Fact

2. HUGE storm coming from the exact area = Fact

3. MSM not reporting much of anything on this storm which quite clearly is huge = Fact

3. A lot of people believe the fallout severity is being intentionally downplayed in the MSM for various reasons.

If 1-2-3 are facts and 4 is a possibility, then it stands to reason that people should be aware and ask questions.

Sorry, that's all I can say but I find it is strange indeed.

reply to post by Khaaaaaan!!


I like how the card reads " 24 damage against Japan or California". Sounds a little ominous.
2nd

reply to post by jude11

What I've noticed since living out here, is they
love to hype these heavy rains on the local stations.
Brings in the ratings, I guess.
I'm just not seeing the hype for this one, so I assumed
it's no big deal. But I'm concerned about the radiation
hitting side by side with this rain.

Originally posted by rebeldog
what do you think is causing the storm?

a. the radiation (like the nuclear winter effect)
b. supermoon/comet elinin
c. weather mod tools to combat the radiation by making it worse (for the elites wanna kill us crowd) or "they" are trying to protect us.

Who knows, maybe a combination of all feeding off of each other?

a+b+c = D!

reply to post by matrixportal


Too much sun is my guess. But that might change soon.

His update video brings somewhat good news.
It will mainly head to the north.

Originally posted by matrixportal
Wow, that storm is massive, I have a lot of family and friends up in California and no one will listen. All they say is "There's nothing I can do about it, so if it happens it happens."
I love Cali but the people there are WAY too nonchalant. I wonder why......lol

Well, other than having a back-up generator, food, water, first aid and back up shelter...what CAN you do? You can't pack up and bug out every time someone predicts something bad..look how many of these predictions have failed already?

We might say the same to you...why do you still stay in Texas when the Gulf disaster might poison you?

California is a great place to live, north and south. Great climate, snowy hills, verdant valleys, great coastal areas, but it bears the brunt of earthquakes, tsunamis, wildfires and it's share of bad weather but these troubles affect only a small percentage of its population.

Life is a crap shoot no matter where you live.

reply to post by SonicInfinity

In doing a lot of research lately about the causes of earthquakes, etc., it seems that low pressure systems may play a part?

I don't know if this will add anything to the likelihood of increased threat of earthquake, other than it may add another dimension to the stresses certain areas might have that would increase the possibility.

But I have also learned that there is a possibility that many things that are happening right now DO come into play when it comes into increased likelihood of earthquake (and volcano) activity.

Things that may play into an increased effect?

Sun activity, other planets conjunction with earth/sun/moon, etc., and there may be a cyclical nature where there is increased risk, as well.

If this is a mega storm and not just normal cloud cover I hope those in its direct path at least get a timely warning....
I'm not too educated in whether this could help or hinder radioactivity, or if it may even contain such.
Either way, hope for the best but be ready for the worst.

reply to post by czygyny


Well put

I LOVE California, I've been there every year for the past 5 years now and have almost moved up there several times. It's an absolutely beautiful place and most of the people there are really great.
I just get frustrated because I wish there was more I could do...I didn't mean to sound condescending..I apologize if it came across that way.

reply to post by matrixportal




Why would we want to leave with this beauty in our backyards? Hope you come and enjoy it some more.

Shasta

There's a run of the mill depression in the NE Pacific which will bring frontal rain in across some places. Same as has been happening all your lives.

It's not a mega storm, it's not radioactive and it's as worrying as a groundhog on a small rock.

Still, American paranoia this week has been giving the rest of the world a good laugh at a time when we badly need laughs. So thanks guys

reply to post by jude11


This dutchsens guy is a known hoaxer. He's already posted at least one HOAX video about radiation.
Fear-inducing radiation HOAX Video

Originally posted by Thermo Klein
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This dutchsens guy is a known hoaxer. He's already posted at least one HOAX video about radiation.
Fear-inducing radiation HOAX Video

Aha! I knew I smelt a familiar rat!
Thanks Thermo. Here's what I'm seeing on
Weather.com & doesn't look that bad.
www.weather.com...

This Looks pretty bad to me



EDIT: CLICK THE LINK ABOVE lol

reply to post by WillNiendick


In Missouri that type of off the wall weather is nothing strange. Kansas, Nebraska, and Oklahoma are much the same way. In that part of the Mid West there is a saying, "If you do not like the weather, just wait 5 minutes."

I recall a time in Kansas where during the course of the week I literally experienced every season of the year. The week started out fairly mild, with cool nights. Like Spring. Then it turned to fall, cooler temps in the day, cold at night. Then it was summer time, hot in the day, mild in the evening, very nice weather. Then to end the week... It snowed. It was cold all day, cold at night and it snowed. The very next day after this snow fall, it was 80 degrees and it all melted. I had never seen such weather and I have always remembered that. After living 10+ years in the Mid West, that type of pattern seems very normal to me.

Originally posted by Jazzscapez
This Looks pretty bad to me



EDIT: CLICK THE LINK ABOVE lol

edit on 18-3-2011 by Jazzscapez because: (no reason given)

Yes, that vid doesn't show that it's heading away does it?

Hmmm,

Seems like 2 different forecast pictures?

www.weather.com...

www.weather.com...