Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Every single day, it gets that much more ridiculous. “Surprise” storm Emily materialized in 5 hours out of completely dry air, and meteorologists still lie directly to our faces, and claim it’s a “natural” event.
You don’t need to be a “meteorologist” to recognize what’s happening here. All you have to understand is that Natural Slow Evaporation, is just that… slow. Not that you can see any examples of it in 2017, but “if” a natural storm was going to form in the Gulf, it would look like the clip of the Caspian Sea in this video. Water vapor would slowly get thicker (and it would be relatively even coverage), then it would develop into a storm system.
Emily happened – in 5 hours. As you can see with your own eyes, slow evaporation had nothing to do with it. I didn’t take the time to individually highlight the innumerous bursts that lined the initial wave preceding the storm, but all you have to see is the four water vapor bursts, from _exactly_ the same location just off shore in the gulf (from a platform, a ship, or some other stationary means of firing huge amounts of water vapor into the sky), that created Emily. Even a child can understand there is nothing natural about that… so, meteorologists don’t have any kind of plausible excuse.
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Every single day, it gets that much more ridiculous. “Surprise” storm Emily materialized in 5 hours out of completely dry air, and meteorologists still lie directly to our faces, and claim it’s a “natural” event.
You don’t need to be a “meteorologist” to recognize what’s happening here. All you have to understand is that Natural Slow Evaporation, is just that… slow. Not that you can see any examples of it in 2017, but “if” a natural storm was going to form in the Gulf, it would look like the clip of the Caspian Sea in this video. Water vapor would slowly get thicker (and it would be relatively even coverage), then it would develop into a storm system.
Emily happened – in 5 hours. As you can see with your own eyes, slow evaporation had nothing to do with it. I didn’t take the time to individually highlight the innumerous bursts that lined the initial wave preceding the storm, but all you have to see is the four water vapor bursts, from _exactly_ the same location just off shore in the gulf (from a platform, a ship, or some other stationary means of firing huge amounts of water vapor into the sky), that created Emily. Even a child can understand there is nothing natural about that… so, meteorologists don’t have any kind of plausible excuse.
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WW101
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PayPal.me/WeatherWar101
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Understanding Severe Weather, Climate Change, and Global Warming - Made Easy
weather101.teachable.com/p/understanding-crazy-weather
No Natural Weather: Introduction to Geoengineering 101
amazon.com/dp/B00KNCUSZW
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weatherwar101.com
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