The link down below gives seven days of weather forecasts. As you can see the coming week looks pretty mild other than some normal rain over parts of the country especially after today and tomorrow. With the rain that is expected to continue in parts of the midwest, the situation is extreme for those people. (Parts of already record flooded Iowa are looking at more rain for the next five days, for example!)

Other than possibly the rain, the weather forecasts look quite normal right now. My hunch is that the weather forecasts will change dramatically when we get to Tuesday afternoon. IOW the severe weather will return. Weather forecasters don't program in the artificially generated ions into their models, so they can't foresee the impact of 5G if its use is muted.

Monday is a Memorial day, and some people have the day off which means less use of 5G. But come Tuesday, it's business as usual. Let's see if the weather changes back to severe weather for various parts of the country thru Friday and possibly Saturday.

That would be quite an uncanny prediction wouldn't you say? If it's correct, it will reveal a great deal as to what we can expect going forward.

http://weatherstreet.com/states/u-s-weat...recast.htm

As a reminder, you might recall that I predicted an absolute disaster for Australia when it comes to the flu this season for them.

Although the season hasn't officially started, their flu cases are up 600%. thus far.

I push doom aside and live life day by day,

(05-25-2019, 06:34 AM)UniqueStranger Wrote:  I push doom aside and live life day by day,

My hunch could be off as there was yet another good sized tornado to hit Iowa today.

(05-25-2019, 06:41 AM)Below Average Genius Wrote:  

(05-25-2019, 06:34 AM)UniqueStranger Wrote:  I push doom aside and live life day by day,

My hunch could be off as there was yet another good sized tornado to hit Iowa today.

Is Iowa in the tornado belt?

(05-25-2019, 06:58 AM)UniqueStranger Wrote:  

(05-25-2019, 06:41 AM)Below Average Genius Wrote:  

(05-25-2019, 06:34 AM)UniqueStranger Wrote:  I push doom aside and live life day by day,

My hunch could be off as there was yet another good sized tornado to hit Iowa today.

Is Iowa in the tornado belt?

Yes, but here have been way more tornadoes than usual plus flooding over very wide areas including reocrd flood levels. At least 6 days straight of tornadoes. one now in maryland - not in tornado alley and in Kansas with tornado wornings in California as well which is not in tornado alley either.

(05-25-2019, 06:41 AM)Below Average Genius Wrote:  

(05-25-2019, 06:34 AM)UniqueStranger Wrote:  I push doom aside and live life day by day,

My hunch could be off as there was yet another good sized tornado to hit Iowa today.

No wonder - I was thinking yesterday was Saturday!! Was still thinking the same thing this morning in fact. Oh my! so of course there were mopre tornadoes. let's see if they drop off on the weekends.

It's just spring weather for the tornadoes.
No new record or anything on that yet.

The floods though is a different story.
Don't believe 5G has anything to do with that though,either.

You are starting to obsess that 5G is the cause for everything.

(05-25-2019, 12:56 AM)Below Average Genius Wrote:  As a reminder, you might recall that I predicted an absolute disaster for Australia when it comes to the flu this season for them.

Although the season hasn't officially started, their flu cases are up 600%. thus far.

I live in the tropics, you have better chances of getting rabies from a dog bite than getting the flu.

(05-28-2019, 06:50 AM)Anonymous Kritter Wrote:  It's just spring weather for the tornadoes.
No new record or anything on that yet.

The floods though is a different story.
Don't believe 5G has anything to do with that though,either.

You are starting to obsess that 5G is the cause for everything.

Ions are the cause of everything weatherwise. 5G is impacting the ions thus 5G is impacting the severe weather which has produced tornadoes for at least 12 straight days with more on the way There were 52 in and around Dayton last night, and more tornadoes in multiple other states.

This chart linked below shows that this year's tornadoes (black line) are close to the all time record set in 1894 when record keeping was not very accurate and possibly exaggerated by counting the same tornado from different vantage points (red line.) The other lines are percentiles.

Forecasts are for more tornadoes today, tomorrow and Thursday. Each new day brings new tornado forecasts because the weather folks don't predict tornadoes more than two days out.

Although I can't predict whether the ions will product a tornado, it's easy to predict that they will bring severe weather far more often than usual.

More dangerous than the tornadoes is the Oroville Dam situation. Excess rain and snow in the mountains has resulted in the water level steadily rising to within feet of spilling over. The chute concrete hasn't cured thoroughly yet, so they are very limited on hiom much the water can be released.

Each additional foot of death puts huge additional pressure, like a fire hose, into the earthen dam which can cause liquefaction.

5G is causing the rain that is leading to inevitable the collapse of the dam because the dam and its chute are unable to discharge enough water.

1.4 million people will be displaced or killed, especially if they are not evacuated well before the trouble starts.

Below Average Genius;your growing obsession with 5G is disturbing.
I find it hard to believe i am the only one seeing this,here.
It's very unhealthy.
& a drag to watch.

(05-28-2019, 10:14 PM)Anonymous Kritter Wrote:  Below Average Genius;your growing obsession with 5G is disturbing.
I find it hard to believe i am the only one seeing this,here.
It's very unhealthy.
& a drag to watch.

You're not alone in your beliefs, misguided though they are are. Plato's Cave is alive and functioning on all cylinders in 2019. But my news is good news if you're paying attention. The good news is that if we turn off 5G society will survive a little longer. then we can curtail 4G, making it safer by using zirconia ceramics.

Another aspect of the good news - it's great news in fact - is I was able to weaken a hurricane based on this knowledge. That means we can reduce the amount of death and destruction unlike anyone has been able to do in recorded history. (Well, there might be a few people, but like me, they get ignored or dismissed. They keep quiet because most people don't like being insulted constantly. I roll with it and keep going. What happens to me is not nearly as important as the mission.)

Here is the video showing the results of what negative ions can do in the face of a Category 5 hurricane.

BTW, it is fascinating to see someone post a claim that is untrue, i.e., this is a normal tornado season, then have it refuted with evidence from NOAA, but instead of incorporating those facts, they proceed to double down on their original insult regarding obsession.

BTW, there were 52 tornadoes near Dayton and multiple others in additional states yesterday. People's lives are being turned upside down.

The weather people keep extending their predictions for more tornadoes. we have at least 12 days in a row now with two or three days more predicted which is as far as they are willing to predict when it comes to tornadoes.

My extended prediction is an unprecedented summer of severe weather in many forms. we might even have a couple days without tornadoes, but not many.

I'll also predict that most people will double down in their denial even when the facts are presented to them.

In terms of absolute tornado counts, the United States leads the list, with an average of over 1,000 tornadoes recorded each year. Canada is a distant second, with around 100 per year.

https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/climate-inform...limatology

Quote: I was able to weaken a hurricane

I rest my case.
Get 'help' or meds.