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Subject Strangest Storms In My Life - Tons Of Clouds But NO RAIN! Lightning And Thunder More Radical Than Ever

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[quote:Anonymous Coward 910800:MV8xMjQ4MjEzXzIwMzQ4MTEwX0Q1QzcxQTND]
Yep... Looks like rain but it doesn't. They are chemical aerosols from air craft. After the spray, the chemical reacts to the air and the aerosols turn into multiple shades of gray. The dark dark grays form at the bottom underneath any moisture laden cloud, which keeps rain from falling and actually smothers any real clouds. The wispy grays which turn into strange see thru formations wrap themselves around real clouds and devour the cloud in minutes. Look for circles and waves around the cloud and watch it grind into the cloud in a circular motion kicking up the clouds edge that looks like a wave. It keeps doing this under the moisture of the cloud is gone.

They are not real storm clouds, but a sticky gluey absorbent chemical that destroys moisture. When the real clouds have been absorbed, the chemical layer takes over the skies.

The tons and tons of moisture in our atmosphere is being evaporated.

This chemical is no different than a solution that is used in applications that needs to dry fast, like carpet cleaning solutions. Even under arm spray comes out moist but then dries and remains in place.

Sad but amazing to watch. Take some before and after pictures when the grays react to the moisture. Real clouds can't compete against the aerosols.

I saved my trees by slowly soaking the ground overnight, vitamin tree stick cut into 4's and put around the where the branches end. I water my leaves. Since the moisture in the air is gone the plant life is dying from the top down. Ground water is depleted from the hazy chemical fallout.

Its sad what they are doing and destructive to our plant, food , water sources.
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Original Message I don't have a link to anything so don't even ask for it. I'm going by observation only. I live in Central California and work 200 miles to north of my home, in Northern California. For the past month and a half or so I have seen some INCREDIBLE storm systems move into both areas. Dark, ominous clouds that stretch out for miles and miles. And yet, not a single drop of rain comes out of them. This has happened at least 10 times in the past month to month and a half. The weather reports are crazy too...every single day they change, it's like the forecasters are baffled.

A few weeks ago my kids and I saw the most amazing lightning show I've ever seen in my life. Lightning arcing nonstop for no less than 15-20 seconds at a time, then a 5-10 second pause and more lightning for 15-20 seconds at a time. This went on for well over 15 minutes. I have no idea how long it went on for after we left. The thunder was ravenous, it shook the house and the car. However, it was distant. Lightning flashes would occur and we timed it to be about 15 seconds away, that means at least 15 miles right? Sometimes there was no thunder at all...just tons of lightning AND, not a single drop of rain!

Then, this weekend, I finally got some showers, but nowhere near what the clouds looked like they were packing. I have been to almost all 48 of the continental states, and I have seen some of the most amazing thunder storms in tornado alley, the south and midwest. NOTHING measures what I saw with that lightning storm a couple weeks ago.

Here's my question:

How do we get massive storm systems with lightning and thunder and dark rain clouds, and not actually get any rain?

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