Monday, October 29, 2012

Hurricane Sandy The EPIC SUPERSTORM

http://thenewsunit.blogspot.com/2012/10/superstorm-sandy-epic-storm.html

http://thenewsunit.blogspot.com/2012/10/superstorm-sandy-false-flag-event-in.html 
 
*****EVACUATIONS IN PROGRESS***** 
 
 
794   
NOUS41 KPHI 281841  
PNSPHI  
DEZ001>004-MDZ008-012-015-019-020-NJZ001-007>010-012>027-PAZ054-  
055-060>062-067>071-291200-  
  
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT  
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MOUNT HOLLY NJ  
241 PM EDT SUN OCT 28 2012  
   
..AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS STORM TO IMPACT THE AREA  
  
SANDY IS EXPECTED TO SLAM INTO THE NEW JERSEY COAST LATER MONDAY   
NIGHT, BRINGING VERY HEAVY RAIN AND DAMAGING WINDS TO THE REGION.   
THE STORM IS A LARGE ONE, THEREFORE DO NOT FOCUS ON THE EXACT CENTER   
OF THE STORM AS ALL AREAS WILL HAVE SIGNIFICANT IMPACTS.  
  
THIS HAS THE POTENTIAL TO BE AN HISTORIC STORM, WITH WIDESPREAD WIND   
DAMAGE AND POWER OUTAGES, INLAND AND COASTAL FLOODING, AND MASSIVE   
BEACH EROSION. THE COMBINATION OF THE HEAVY RAIN AND PROLONGED WIND   
WILL CREATE THE POTENTIAL FOR LONG LASTING POWER OUTAGES AND SERIOUS   
FLOODING.   
  
PREPARATIONS SHOULD BE WRAPPING UP AS CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED TO   
WORSEN TONIGHT AND ESPECIALLY ON MONDAY.  
  
SOME IMPORTANT NOTES...  
  
1. IF YOU ARE BEING ASKED TO EVACUATE A COASTAL LOCATION BY STATE   
AND LOCAL OFFICIALS, PLEASE DO SO.  
  
2. IF YOU ARE RELUCTANT TO EVACUATE, AND YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHO RODE   
OUT THE '62 STORM ON THE BARRIER ISLANDS, ASK THEM IF THEY COULD DO   
IT AGAIN.  
  
3. IF YOU ARE RELUCTANT, THINK ABOUT YOUR LOVED ONES, THINK ABOUT   
THE EMERGENCY RESPONDERS WHO WILL BE UNABLE TO REACH YOU WHEN YOU   
MAKE THE PANICKED PHONE CALL TO BE RESCUED, THINK ABOUT THE   
RESCUE/RECOVERY TEAMS WHO WILL RESCUE YOU IF YOU ARE INJURED OR   
RECOVER YOUR REMAINS IF YOU DO NOT SURVIVE.  
  
4. SANDY IS AN EXTREMELY DANGEROUS STORM. THERE WILL BE MAJOR   
PROPERTY DAMAGE, INJURIES ARE PROBABLY UNAVOIDABLE, BUT THE GOAL IS   
ZERO FATALITIES.  
  
5. IF YOU THINK THE STORM IS OVER-HYPED AND EXAGGERATED, PLEASE ERR   
ON THE SIDE OF CAUTION.  
  
WE WISH EVERYONE IN HARMS WAY ALL THE BEST. STAY SAFE!  

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Hurricane Sandy To Make An Unusual Transition

The Art Of Deception

This is no superstorm at all and the hype is really annoying to this storm chaser who understands and has studied weather and climate.  However, it is strong enough to take some precautions especially along the coastal regions and those areas historically prone to flooding.  Other than that just prepare for a lot of rain, strong gale and storm force winds and flooding. 

The consumer falls for this and rushes out buying goods which might put an ever so slight boost to the regional economy for a few days.  But to cry wolf as if this is some MAJOR SUPERSTORM is utterly ridiculous.

There is one legitimate concern for an EARLY SIGNIFICANT SNOWFALL EVENT especially in higher elevations of the Appalachians that this storm will impact.  For that you would do well to keep up with the forecast as inland flooding could be very devastating in some localized areas should a large amount of snowfall occur followed by a rapid meltoff and heavy rain even.

It is somewhat troubling (but I'm getting used to hearing it) when our government and media try to condition the general public into believing all their transmissions on this event.  It's almost as if they are doing this on purpose to make people believe things when they actually are not so.

On the other hand the things which are dreadful and concerning no one gives attention to.  This is very typical of the art of deception:

Skip the media hype and go directly to The National Weather Service data.  The media and their meteorologists and alleged "specialists" are the typical media vultures.  They are paid shills to elevate this widespread storm to an intensity that is beyond necessary:
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/news/20121027_pa_sandyTransition.pdf

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Saturday, October 27, 2012

Hurricane Sandy The Tropical Storm and Noreaster

Hurricane?  Tropical Storm?  Noreaster? 

Don't believe the hype on this alleged hurricane which is now transitioning to extratropical and rather strong mid-latitude cyclone that is not even a "noreaster"  but just a strong persistent east coast storm.  Very simple:

Expect strong winds along the coastal regions and the usual flood prone areas should take caution but other than that it's the usual rain, wind, and flooding potential and the coverage of evacuations and other concerns is getting old.

But if you want to get all worked up about it keep reading the news headlines of the usual fear mongers telling you all hell is about to break loose on Long Island, etc.

www.nhc.noaa.gov 

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Sunday, August 19, 2012

Are chemtrails causing climate change?


If this is true then this much I know:  After 20 years of air traffic control experience there is not a group of aircraft that are up spraying the United States Of America UNLESS the air carriers and commercial operators fuel has certain additives which are doing something far more sinister and virtually undetected.  

I don't subscribe to a large scale WEATHER MODIFICATION CONSPIRACY unless something is being placed on daily flights of AIR CARRIERS unawares.  Until that is confirmed I'm not convinced of this report:

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Sunday, July 15, 2012

U.S. Drought and Food Concerns

The widespread drought across the U.S.A. is getting worse as a very stagnant atmospheric condition exists across a large portion of the U.S.A. 
CLICK MAP TO ENLARGE
 

http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/ad1ec426-cd07-11e1-92c1-00144feabdc0.html?ftcamp=published_links%2Frss%2Fmarkets%2Ffeed%2F%2Fproduct#axzz20iUUdVwi

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Janet Napolitano on Climate Change: "There's a pattern here."

I'm glad Janet Napolitano is watching the weather so as to notice "there's a pattern here."  It makes me feel safer to know that along with every other tentacle of Homeland Security there will be some sort of weather legislation next however constructed to help us combat the present heat wave, drought, and other severe weather including severe thunderstorms and tornadoes, flash flooding, hurricanes, typhoons and major winter storms.  Keep us posted Janet!
http://thehill.com/blogs/e2-wire/e2-wire/236357-napolitano-on-weird-weather-and-climate-change-theres-a-pattern-here
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