Mon Jan 18th, 2016
High surface pressure continues to sit stationary over the
Southern California region and offshore preventing rain from moving in
unimpeded.
This, coupled with the aerosol chemtrail spraying over
Southern CA is preventing precipitation.
Two components must be present
for rain to fall: moisture and lift, and the chemtrail aerosols prevent
the atmospheric lift by creating an inversion layer in the atmosphere.
Another 977 mb hurricane force storm system is moving rapidly toward the
West coast on the heels of all of the weather passing though currently.
On the Modis Today color satellite map we see extensive aerosol
chemtrail spraying activity above the storm clouds moving in to deliver
rain.
There was a small amount of rain this morning in the
Foothills of Los Angeles but nothing measurable.
The rain forecast for
tomorrow will probably amount to some small drizzle as we saw today.
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The 'El Nino' is a bust for Southern CA.
Regarding the
right-angle storm front shown on the Jan 15 video, I was reviewing the
previous day's (January 14 Pt.2 video), and there is also a right angle
feature (phased array radar applying heat) visible in that developing
storm.
Have a look at that video.
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