Chicago gets 5G and then two snowstorms

04-28-2019, 08:21 AM

Weather events are the result of electromagnetic fields. Are the additional EMFs in Chicago responsible for the two late storms? Chitown got 8 inches two weeks ago and 2-7 inches in the area Saturday.

Let's keep an eye on whether or not Chicago continues to get unusual weather. Saturday's storm is the first at this late of a date in 130 years.

**Decaf** · 04-28-2019, 01:53 PM

Is unusual weather up there not the norm?

**Octo** · 04-28-2019, 09:14 PM

(7 hours ago)Decaf Wrote: Is unusual weather up there not the norm?

Being land locked by a huge lake system in an even huger land mass I would say yes.

**RiskyRob** · 04-29-2019, 12:32 AM

(3 hours ago)Octo Wrote:
(10 hours ago)Decaf Wrote: Is unusual weather up there not the norm?

Being land locked by a huge lake system in an even huger land mass I would say yes.

So it's not 5g that's causing snowstorms?

**UniqueStranger** · 04-29-2019, 01:11 AM

Some believe microwaves are what is causing climate change.

Quote:Electronic heating, RF heating, high-frequency heating are also called Dielectric heating.Click here for a great explanation of Radio Frequency Heating. Dielectric heating occurs when radio waves or microwaves heat a dielectric material due to dipole rotation. Two ways a non-conductive material can be warmed in an electromagnetic field are:

Electrical conduction: When an electrical current flows in an oscillating electric field, materials absorb energy as heat.

Dipole rotation: Polar molecules in materials will align themselves in an electromagnetic field by rotating in place. As the field alternates, the molecules reverse direction and create heat through friction at a molecular level.

http://globalmicrowave.org/radio-frequen...vironment/

Water absorbs microwaves - water covers 70% of the Earth - as for humans:

İmage

Will we be like grapes?

04-29-2019, 07:25 AM

(Yesterday, 01:53 PM)Decaf Wrote: Is unusual weather up there not the norm?

The mid April storm was unusual. Saturday's storm set a 130 year record. So we might want to keep an eye out to see if record setting weather occurs with regularity.

04-29-2019, 07:49 AM

(7 hours ago)RiskyRob Wrote:
(10 hours ago)Octo Wrote:
(Yesterday, 01:53 PM)Decaf Wrote: Is unusual weather up there not the norm?

Being land locked by a huge lake system in an even huger land mass I would say yes.

So it's not 5g that's causing snowstorms?

We shall see won't we? Thus far, Chicago has had two highly unusual snowstorms since 5G was added. Four weeks ago.

BTW, the CDC reported yet another 2,200 flu deaths for the week ending April 19th with a total of 59,500 deaths already. This flu season started out mild across the country with a less lethal form of the flu, but is already the 3rd most deadly flu season.

South Australia is now getting hammered:"SA Health says there have been 7500 confirmed cases so far and three people have died.
Health Minister Stephen Wade said the notification rate was "unprecedented" and it is difficult to predict its trajectory as the season progresses."

https://www.news.com.au/national/breakin...9fe9d073b2