US is trying to do Weather Hurricane control - NO DOUBT about it

Long time ago I saw radar anomalies over Australia, large precipitation
perfect circles lasting few seconds, these are completely unnatural, these
are technologically based. I saw same circle on CBC weather segment
few weeks ago for few seconds, pundit on TV ignored it.

Regardless if this is HAARP or NOT, something is going on,

now check this out

I've been watching hurricanes hit USA from south Atlantic for a
long time, and only after Katrina hitting New Orleans did something
start happening, hurricanes started going UP into Canada instead
of smashing into USA and dissipating.

Right now every hurricane instead of hitting Florida and into US to
dissipate, something is pushing the Hurricane north along the
US border, and depending on the size and strength of hurricane
it doesn't always work, and it end up smashing in NY but with
lesser power.

What does all this mean, in my mind it is CLEAR that US government
is using some hidden technology to try to prevent damage to US
but this technology is by no means as powerful, and while it is able
to control a hurricane direction little bit, it definitely can't control it
completely.

Now this sounds like something good US government does, it sounds
like a feel good story about US government, but keep in mind
the money went to create hidden technology has COST THE UNITED
STATES BODY AND SOUL

trillions of dollars, that could have went into medicine, public science,
education, infrastructure etc.

Here is what circles look like that I saw on CBC 2 weeks ago over Atlantic

They looked exactly like the ones over Australia, it couldn't be more clear they
are caused by same technology.

If true, that should really piss off the Canadians. I doubt they'll be willing to take the hit for us down here.

maybe someone can dig up CBC footage from recently, if someone recorded it

Originally posted by MichiganSwampBuck
If true, that should really piss off the Canadians. I doubt they'll be willing to take the hit for us down here.

That's right, last year Halifax got pretty damaged and surrounding area.

But Canadians are slow, they are not aware of it, AND they are powerless against US.

The path of Atlantic storms is based upon the jet stream. The current pattern is not unprecedented at all, as far as recorded history goes.

~Heff

Originally posted by Hefficide

The path of Atlantic storms is based upon the jet stream. The current pattern is not unprecedented at all, as far as recorded history goes.

~Heff

Hurricanes used to HIT United States from Florida on

Now they don't, their power is reduced by the time they reach NY

throw in the unexplained radar anomalies appearing in Atlantic Canada

I judge that something is going on more than you. We will agree to disagree.

reply to post by LostPassword


Historical Hurricane Tracks....go there and then come back and tell me that it is unprecedented for hurricanes to swing north along the eastern seaboard.

ETA: It requires a bit of setup that I cannot link over. Select the basin (West Atlantic) and let it show you just how many storms roll North)

I hear in 1776 the British were also trying to control hurricanes and effectively diverted the hurricane of 1776 that swept through the colonies and up towards Canada. Excuse me while I remove my tongue from my cheek.

reply to post by LostPassword


There have been many hurricanes that follow a path up the Atlantic seaboard ever since hurricanes have been tracked an studied (or even out towards the mid-Atlantic without coming near the U.S. at all).

This is not at all unusual. I suggest you educate yourself about normal Atlantic hurricane paths.

Take a look at this radar image :

Radar

Originally posted by EartOccupant
Take a look at this radar image :

Radar

What does that image have to do with anything the OP is speaking about?

Originally posted by ownbestenemy
Historical Hurricane Tracks....go there and then come back and tell me that it is unprecedented for hurricanes to swing north along the eastern seaboard.

Even if we take it as normal paths, what about weather radar anomalies

I will try to find the CBC recording

wish me luck

Originally posted by EartOccupant
Take a look at this radar image :

Radar

YUP that is artificial alright

reply to post by LostPassword


Artificial and I speculated that given the "live" looped feed straight from Mexican weather service is from February and the static feed is from today, my guess is that radar is having some severe equipment issues; most likely with their Radar Product Generator, but could also be a 'noisy' system.

There are well known anomalies associated with Doppler radar systems that create some of the effects you are alluding to. Anomalous Propagation (AP) being the most well known along with ground clutter and supperrefraction.

reply to post by LostPassword

YUP that is artificial alright

Just wondering if you read the post right under that one which explains what it is?

reply to post by ownbestenemy
Couldn't agree more. Here is a link that is pretty easy. Just click on the year you want to look at and you can see all the hurricanes and tropical storms for that year.www.intellicast.com...
This is 2005;

Originally posted by ownbestenemy
my guess is that radar is having some severe equipment issues; most likely with their Radar Product Generator,

And you know what, that is your opinion and I thank you for it.

I disagree because if that was the case they wouldn't ignore it but would come
out and say it was a glitch.

By the Way, I could not find that CBC radar circle from 2 weeks ago, I don't think
anyone has it, it is safe to say it will never be seen again.

There is a video of multiple rainbows on east coast
HAARP?

Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
Just wondering if you read the post right under that one which explains what it is?

Just because the guy put it together into playing GIF doesn't mean it is fake

But lets say his image is fake, lets say he isn't even an issue.

Here is how the circle approximately looked like on CBC 2 weeks ago, this
one is from Europe

Originally posted by LostPassword

Originally posted by ownbestenemy
my guess is that radar is having some severe equipment issues; most likely with their Radar Product Generator,

And you know what, that is your opinion and I thank you for it.

I disagree because if that was the case they wouldn't ignore it but would come
out and say it was a glitch.

By the Way, I could not find that CBC radar circle from 2 weeks ago, I don't think
anyone has it, it is safe to say it will never be seen again.

Unfortunately that linked image is from Mexico. I am not too sure how open they are regarding their weather radar systems but NOAA has most surely come out and explained the "circles" I am assuming you are speaking of. There are a number of threads here on ATS that have asked what they are and people have explained them.

As I stated in the radar image thread I am not there to say any one person's speculation is wrong, but such speculation is up against a very tall mountain when it is faced with known facts, issues and data.