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[jotonomy]

“Did you know?”

“Did I know what?”

“That if he came back--” she hesitates, hating the guilt that sits heavy in her gut. “That if he came back it would be like this. That we wouldn’t be able to stop.”

“Can’t you?” Catelyn looks away from the road just long enough to lift an eyebrow at Brienne, one that says more clearly than words ever could: take responsibility for your choices.

“It doesn’t feel like it.” Brienne looks down at her hands, fingers locked together in a white-knuckled grip. “It’s like I see him and my entire body lights up. I know it’s stupid, but it feels like a storm system. Hot, humid air meets cool, dry air and everything explodes. It’s been years. It’s been years, and it never stops. Every single time it’s like this.”

[skyovereuropeldkde]

There is no way to plausibly deny this reality. It can be seen in person from the ground, simply by visiting your local power plant and seeing the massive water vapor generation that creates and fuels storm systems, and that is the foundation of manmade weather (global geoengineering). These in-place sudden bursts of circular water vapor generation (Rapid Evaporation) from power plants can be easily identified on Nexrad Radar as the circular blooms from nowhere, that combine to create all storm and severe weather systems. These same combining bursts can also be easily identified on GOES (and any other) satellite imagery, all across the planet. Finally, these real-time storm systems can be seen and identified from above the whole world over, as ISS passes over head and the HDEV project sends spectacular live imagery of these visibly and undeniably manufactured storm systems. Once one understands what they are looking at, this reality is easy to see as sunrise, and as easy to prove as the existence of the combustion engine. Any attempt to deny this daily observable cycle and evidence, merely exposes ignorance, denial, or complicity in covering up this global operation to control / recreate the collapsed water cycle and climate system, that has provably existed for over half a century.

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[newswise23]

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[teddyworrell]

'Absolutely insane' Severe storms expected in central US tornadoes hits southeast Tulsa, Oklahoma

Severe weather season is in full swing across the central and southern U.S. this week: Back-to-back storm systems are forecast to lash portions of the regions with thunderstorms and tornadoes, the National Weather Service said.  

[aknosom]

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[j7409]

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[lisagawlas]

The Bouncing, Intense Energies!!

The Bouncing, Intense Energies!!

Sleeping at nights lately have been a rough and bumpy ride for me, others too, I am sure!!  I woke up yesterday feeling like I just came thru the womb again.  The inward pressure on my head was intense and my spine felt like it was curled up all night.  It all dissipated about an hour after waking up, but it was still weird and uncomfortable.

Last night, I couldn’t sleep and when i finally…

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[alxndrasplace]

(NASA)  Clouds Near Jupiter's South Pole from Juno Image Credit: NASA, JPL-Caltech, SwRI, MSSS; Processing & CC-BY: Alex Mai

What's happening near the south pole of Jupiter? Recent images sent back by NASA's robotic Juno spacecraft are showing an interesting conglomeration of swirling clouds and what appear to be white ovals. Juno arrived at Jupiter in July and is being placed into a wide, looping orbit that will bring it near the gas giant -- and over its poles -- about twice a month. The featured image is a composite taken by JunoCam and post-processed by a digitally savvy citizen scientist. White ovals have been observed elsewhere on Jupiter and are thought to be giant storm systems. They have been observed to last for years, while typically showing Category 5 wind speeds of around 350 kilometers per hour. Unlike Earthly cyclones and hurricanes where high winds circle regions of low pressure, white ovals on Jupiter show rotational directions indicating that they are anticylones -- vortices centered on high pressure regions. Juno will continue to orbit Jupiter over thirty more times while recording optical, spectral, and gravitational data meant to help determine Jupiter's structure and evolution.