Olaf is now a CAT 1 hurricane moving due West with 80 MPH wind.
The storm is forecast to make a turn to the North starting Wednesday.
Olaf is being targeted by a microwave transmitter and we can see the blast patterns around the periphery of the storm and the resulting diminishment in the core as indicated by the color scale in IR mode.
Meanwhile, an electronic wall is blocking the jet stream moisture flow from feeding into the upper level low pressure system over California and intensifying that weak system.
The low currently over California is being targeted by a HAARP transmitter and its core is now disorganized with descending hot dry shown in the water vapor satellite.
By doing this, the current low pressure system will not deliver much rain or snow pack to the High Sierra in California - which, apparently, is one of the objectives, as we continue to monitor the Eastern Pacific weather patterns.
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