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Kevin_Martin
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Western KY is in a very dense area from our experiment to see these trails. visit www.ontarioweatherservice.com/contrail.html
Join in ,and we will explain later. Ohio valley was as well. These are trail forecasts. Believe me, it will amaze people, and make people angry what is going to be discussed on June 1st after this is done. |
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weatherman714
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Sun May 21, 2006 4:57 pm
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lmao rotf.....
"Keep em coming "Weatherman"...they just get more and more entertaining. Anyone can copy a NWS forecast and claim it to be their own. No, I'm not your long lost love from Long Island, NY. Just someone who feels obligated to let everyone out there know that you really have no clue what you're talking about. Your explanation about use of IR imagery and radiosondes is completely off the point, as usual when you've tried to respond to my comments. I'm still waiting for you to show some sort of proof that the USAF is spraying anything, and how you're able to tell this through satellite imagery is laughable."
I ain't goin nowhere so FU. I ain't goin nowhere so FU.. First off my forecast was on Wednesday May 17,2006. The NWS finally caught up on Saturday May 20,2006. Even in their discussion they were unsure of how much rain was going to fall. Rain never made it in the forecast in CA until Friday Afternoon. I predicted heavy rains with floods on Wednesday.
To me your just a snobby jealous kid about my age(25) with a Master's degree that thinks that the world revolves around you. I've outforecasted you in your wildest imaginations and now it's affected your reality. You can't deal with it, your being definant. Paul Harris is the best meteorologist to ever grace this planet and you ain't me. |
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weatherman714
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| Follow Up
Wed May 24, 2006 4:22 pm
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My purpose of these discussion is to show the (un/intended) consequences of the USAF's weather modification project. I don't do this to show every piece of weather modification done by the USAF, it would simply take too much time, energy and attention. But I do pick things that are going to affect a large geographical region with extreme weather.
Heat Wave:
Here it comes. Many locations across the Central and Southern US have been experiencing high temperatures in the Middle 80's for the past three days, while the Northeast and the Upper Mid-West have remained chilly. Our front made it to the Mississippi River and as far south as Tennessee, but it's retreating quickly. Another batch of cold air will be moving across Canada today and it should have came south into the US, but because of what I showed the USAF doing last week, it will just move across Canada. A very small piece will break off and give the Northeastern States temporarily "cooler" temperatures(68-75 instead of 80-87) this weekend and early next week. The rest Central and Eastern US:Highs 85-95, possibly some 100's Tuesday/Wednesday of next week. The cooler air will be flushed out of the Northeast by Tuesday with highs near 90 across the Mid-Atlantic and 80's across New England. Thank the USAF.
The real change in the models occured for the Tuesday time period. I was showing how the models were changing the location for the cooler air Monday morning and it was moved about 200 miles eastward. The real difference showed up yesterday. As the cooler air has been pushed back into Canada and the warmth is spreading northeastward into the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic.
Original forecast for Monday Morning on (5/17/06)
Actual temperatures:
This map shows the real change from the USAF's activities. This is a projected 850mb temeprature map from 5/17/06. Notice the cold air has been pushed eastward and it also shows our next shot of cold air across James Hudson's Bay. This time it's not coming.
Actual Temperatures:
Acutal High Temperatures 05/23/06
This is a projected forecast for Saturday Evening. Notice the green's and yellows in the Northeast as well as the direction of flow across the Mid-Atlantic. Winds will be out of the north and a piece of that cold air is going to drain down the east coast for Sunday and Monday.
Severe Weather:
Just as forecasted severe weather broke out last night across the Northern Plains. There were 104 reports of severe weather yesterday. Today I don't see the outbreak across Texas I was forecasting Thrusday. I do see a good outbreak across Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisana tonight and tomorrow morning.
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weatherman714
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| Beat the NWS
Wed May 24, 2006 9:20 pm
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It's great, it seriously is. I was browsing through the NWS severe weather page and stumbled upon their discussions about severe weather 4-8 days in the future. I have someone that's claiming to be a professor with a Master's or Doctor's Degree from Wisconsin telling me I'm a fraud and a hoax, a fake,etc. Well guess what, this "fraud" beat out a forecasting team with several doctor's degree's and whose lives have been spent studying severe weather. Making matters worse, I used chemtrails to forecast this. What does these doctor's tell us? "They are just contrails." yet they can't beat this 25 y/o "amuetuer" meteorologist who used something that "doesn't exist" in their world to out forecast them.
"It appears our major severe weather outbreak is going to be on Tuesday Night for the Northern, Central and Western Plains. On Wednesday the Upper Mid-West, Mid-West, and the Southern Plains."
Friday 5/19/06 1am.
Here's what the NWS had to say.
DAY 4-8 CONVECTIVE OUTLOOK
NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK
0351 AM CDT FRI MAY 19 2006
VALID 221200Z - 271200Z
...DISCUSSION...
WRN CONUS TROUGH IS FORECAST TO LIFT NEWD INTO THE NRN
ROCKIES/PLAINS ON MAY 22ND/23RD WITH A RELATIVELY HIGH CHANCE OF
CONVECTION. HOWEVER...THE STRONGER INSTABILITY IS FORECAST TO BE
SOUTH OF THE STRONGER FORCING AND MREF INDICATES UNCERTAINTY ON
TROUGH STRENGTH/LOCATION. THOUGH SCATTERED SEVERE STORMS APPEAR
POSSIBLE SOMEWHERE ACROSS THE NRN ROCKIES/PLAINS AND EVEN CENTRAL
PLAINS MAY 22-23...TOO MUCH UNCERTAINTY IN LOCATION/COVERAGE TO
DEPICT AN AREA.
THE REMNANTS OF WRN CONUS TROUGH ARE FORECAST TO MINOR OUT AS IT
MOVES INTO THE RIDGE LOCATED IN THE GREAT LAKES AREA ON MAY 24TH...
AS ANOTHER UPPER TROUGH AMPLIFIES INTO THE WRN PORTIONS OF THE
NATION. SEVERE STORMS AGAIN MAY BE POSSIBLE WITH THIS TROUGH AS IT
SHIFTS EWD INTO THE NRN/CENTRAL PLAINS MAY 25TH/26TH...BUT A HIGH
DEGREE OF MODEL VARIABILITY PRECLUDES A SEVERE WEATHER AREA.
..IMY.. 05/19/2006
http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/exper/day4-8/archive/2006/day4-8_20060519.html |
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weatherman714
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| The Worthless Air Force
Mon May 29, 2006 4:24 pm
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The Worthless Air Force. I hope the project manager gets court marshalled for this.
RECORD EVENT REPORTS FROM NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DATA
May 28,2006
> NEW PREVIOUS YEAR OF
> LOCATION RECORD RECORD PREVIOUS
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> STATIONS SETTING (OR TIED) A NEW RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE TODAY:
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> AUSTIN, TX 97 96 1958
> BRUNSWICK, GA 96 TIE 96 1962
> BURLINGTON, CO 96 94 1921
> BURLINGTON, IA 93 TIE 93 1914
> CHILDRESS, TX 97 TIE 97 1991
> COLBY, KS 99 94 1921 UNOFFICIAL
> CONCORDIA, KS 95 93 1966
> GOODLAND, KS 99 90 1974
> GARDEN CITY, KS 101 95 1974
> HILL CITY, KS 99 96 1974
> IMPERIAL, NE 101 97 1895
> ISLIP, NY 82 80 1991
> JOPLIN, MO 90 89 1991
> LAMONI, IA 88 TIE 88 1991
> MCCOOK, NE 103 95 1966
> MOLINE, IA 93 TIE 93 1978
> NORFOLK, NE 93 92 1913
> NORTH PLATTE, NE 99 97 1895 - MAY RECORD
> RUSSELL, KS 95 TIE 95 1991
> SAN ANTONIO, TX 98 TIE 98 1927
> SPRINGFIELD, MO 88 TIE 88 1911
> ST. JOSEPH, MO 93 TIE 93 1966
> TRIBUNE, KS 98 94 1953 UNOFFICIAL
> TOPEKA, KS 92 91 2004
> YUMA, CO 94 93 1969 UNOFFICIAL
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> STATIONS SETTING (OR TIED) A NEW RECORD HIGH MINIMUM TEMPERATURE
TODAY:
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> AMARILLO, TX 70 65 1912, 1938
> BROKEN BOW, NE 100 99 1934
> CHANUTE, KS 71 68 1953
> DFW AIRPORT, TX 76 75 1980
> DODGE CITY AP, KS 73
> EL PASO, TX 73 72 1938
> GARDEN CITY AP, KS 68 65 1953
> HUNTSVILLE, AL 72 TIE 72 2004, 1991
> JOPLIN, MO 72 69 1978
> NORTH PLATTE, NE 67 65 1883
> RUSSELL, KS 68 66 1969
> WICHITA FALLS, TX 76 72 1959
> SALINA, KS 70 67 1969
> WICHITA FALLS, TX 76 72 1959
Severe Weather reports for 5/24,5/25
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FUIwon'tDoWhatUTellMe
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| NorthEast Report
Tue May 30, 2006 2:57 am
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Heavy bigtime spraying occurred on Sunday here in Boston Celticland. Today Monday no spraying but it was friggin hot as a biscuit. The weather is like the economy right now, high highs and low lows. New England used to be famous for the four distinct seasons. Now it is chaos compared to the old days. Right now Monday approaching 11 p.m.. Wind has picked up today and right now it is still toasty but not so bad. It feels like we were getting relief but now it is leaving. The stars aren't so so visible, only the bright ones. |
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FUIwon'tDoWhatUTellMe
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| NorthEast update
Tue May 30, 2006 2:05 pm
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It's tuesday mid morning almost 10 am and one could now wear a shirt over a t-shirt right now. One perhaps could get by with no deodorant. It is very comfortable compared to the last days. There are no clouds right now, but the skies do not have the clear blue look to them but rather have the global dimming and whitish type tinge to it. I've noticed reports from all over the last days of major "contrail" action. It appears a major coordinated effort has been made nationwide over this holiday. Very in our faces. |
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weatherman714
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| Records Highs 5/29/06
Wed May 31, 2006 3:16 pm
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29 May 2006
RECORD EVENT REPORTS FROM NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DATA
NEW PREVIOUS YEAR OF
LOCATION RECORD RECORD PREVIOUS
STATIONS SETTING (OR TIED) A NEW RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE 5/29/06:
ALPENA, MI 92 90 1986
BLACKSBURG, VA 87 84 1991
BLUEFIELD, WV 88 84 1991
DETROIT, MI 92 TIE 92 1987
GAYLORD, MI 91 89 1978
JACKSON, KY 89 TIE 89 1987
LA CROSSE AP, WI 95 TIE 95 1934
MARSHFIELD AP, WI 89 TIE 89 1934
MILWAUKEE, WI 70 67 1895
MOLINE, IL 74 TIE 74 1914
NEGAUNEE, MI 93 92 1986
NEW ORLEANS AUDUBON, LA 95 TIE 95 2000
OKLAHOMA CITY AP, OK 94 TIE 94 1985
ROANOKE, VA 93 91 1991
ROCHESTER AP, MN 95 94 1934
ROCHESTER, NY 92 91 1987
SAULT SAINT MARIE, MI 89 TIE 89 1895
TAMPA, FL 96 94 1989
TOLEDO, OH 93 TIE 93 1962
TRAVERSE CITY, MI 93 92 1978
TWIN CITIES AP, MN 94 91 1988
WAUSAU AP, WI 90 88 1986
STATIONS SETTING (OR TIED) A NEW RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE TODAY:
BOUNTIFUL-VAL VERDA, UT 38 39 1982
BULLFROG, UT 47 TIED 47 1975
DELTA,UT 27 34 1982
FERRON, UT 31 32 1953
FILLMORE, UT 31 34 1982
HANKSVILLE, UT 33 38 1982
HITE RANGER STA, UT 52 53 1982
PLEASANT GROVE, UT 35 36 1964
PROVO BYU, UT 36 38 1982
RANDOLPH,UT 28 TIED 28 1985
SPANISH FORK, UT 36 37 1947
UTAH TEST RANGE, UT 31 42 1998
WENDOVER, UT 39 42 1988
STATIONS SETTING (OR TIED) A NEW RECORD HIGH MINIMUM TEMPERATURE TODAY:
CHANUTE, KS 71 TIE 71 1956
EAU CLAIRE, MN 70 TIE 70 1929
LA CROSSE AP, WI 75 74 1895
LANSING, MI 70 TIE 70 1991
MOLINE, IL 74 72 1942
MUSKEGON, MI 70 66 1991
NEGAUNEE, MI 68 64 1987
OTTUMWA, IA 73 TIE 73 1942
ROCHESTER, MN 72 65 1991
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weatherman714
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| Record Highs 5/30/06
Thu Jun 01, 2006 12:03 am
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Source:Raymond C. Martin, Jr.
Associate Meteorologist, AccuWeather
Ray's Winter Storm Archive - http://www.njfreeways.com/weather/
Northeast Record Highs (5/30/2006)
Washington Dulles, VA - 95
Georgetown, DE - 94
Charlottesville, VA - 94
Scranton, PA - 93
Roanoke, VA - 93
State College, PA - 92
Buffalo, NY - 91
Elkins, WV - 89
Mansfield, OH - 89
Youngstown, OH - 89
Bluefield, WV - 89
Blacksburg, VA - 89
Binghamton, NY - 88
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| So Kevin Martin
Thu Jun 01, 2006 9:18 am
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how many people have you got counting chemtrails so far? Just curious, haven't seen any over the Ohio Valley as of late. Expecting rain today and normally they spray heavily the day before any forecasted rain so what gives?
Are they allowing mother nature to regulate herself here as of late? What an illuminating concept that would be if it were only true that is!
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Being one with nature never felt so good! |
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