Hybrid Storm like Sandy Can Hit The East Coast By Wednesday!!!

I just suggested a pin for this.

The same Euro models that predicted the 12 meter waves and 940mb pressure for Sandy are showing a major storm developing Tuesday afternoon, or later.

I read your previous thread when you posted it, and I fully agree they used microwaves and aerosols to create and control Sandy and they have all ready created the next one to keep the devastation running

sorry for that NY
but open your eyes and look up night and day and you will see chemtrails, haarp effects and ufo's (at night)

its criminal works at the highest level and it can't be foreign weather control for it would be spotted by the military also and war would assume against the country making it, so it has to be done in compliance with the military and the presidency and the senate, -sorry

its been going on on our weather report here in Denmark too for the last years, microwave/radar manipulation clearly visible in the evening Denmark news weather forecast, its a global effort because weather is global. Also chem trailing has been going on here at least since the mid 90's. But we don't have hurricanes here but you do and somebody really want to fuck up our global weather and citizens

Thank's! I'm shure that even a minor event can have a major effect... all the natural barriers are lost!

Do you have a link of this euro model?

:OBYES:

this video mentions all the engineering of Sandy and also mentions engineering of the next storm



at around 7:00 she mentions the next storm

the whole thing is worth a watch

Yep. The purpose of Sandy was to weaken the infrastructure, economically, physically and put people on an emotional knife edge for something else major to come....for the kill shot, that will send the system into a spiral.

You know, these people aren't stupid. They are crazy and calculative and try to do things that make a lot of sense. This is why it is hard for the sheeple to spot them and wake up....because they make sense to them and not out of the norm.

You really have to turn yourself inside out to spot them. If you do understand them, the entire game can be summed up into this.....MANIPULATING HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS. All their systems are an illusion people are yet to see but people's reaction is what gives these people power to do as they want.

Last Edited by Ohwell on 11/01/2012 11:14 AM

Very intersting

This is why i think that Europe and also other parts of the world is in danger now, if you wanna fuck up the US you want to make sure to fuck up everybody who would offer them help too

As you know i'm a Portuguese living in central Portugal, but i live in a region with massive emigration to US, to the most affected regions. I just talk to my neigbour and her daughter just phone her and tell that she only lost some trees, but sorrounding her it's a big nightmare! A lot of gas explosions and fires too, and no fuel near!

4 minAccuWeather.com‏@breakingweather

RT @evansweather: Winds could be a problem on Saturday for the NYC Area! 30mph winds could slow electric repairs [link to forums.abclocal.go.com]

MIDDAY UPDATE: it was a pretty nice-looking start to the day across the area and the satellite

loop would suggest it stays rather nice with a mix of clouds and sun throughout the day.

Tomorrow, with this short wave rotating through, there can be more in the way of cloud cover, at

least for a period of time, and also a shower in spots. With the passage of that short wave, the

wind will pick up again later tomorrow and especially on Saturday. We are expecting gusts of

around 30 mph on Saturday which could hinder the crews attempting to restore power as well as

making it colder for those still without. The wind will slowly slacken later on the weekend but it

will still be somewhat brisk and chilly Sunday.
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Ryan Maue‏@RyanMaue

@BMcNoldy @islivingston ECMWF has 1-2'' QPF over Northeast Wed-Thursday, away from coast, all snow.

Here are somesome weather models to look at. I see a big chill coming in 9 days or so below freezing moving west to east.

[link to weather.unisys.com]

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4 minRyan Maue‏@RyanMaue

During extreme negative NAO, GFS 5-day skill scores near record highs. > 0.92 [link to twitter.com] What is NAO???

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[link to www.ldeo.columbia.edu]

Negative NAO Index
The negative NAO index phase shows a weak subtropical high and a weak Icelandic low.


The reduced pressure gradient results in fewer and weaker winter storms crossing on a more west-east pathway.


They bring moist air into the Mediterranean and cold air to northern Europe


The US east coast experiences more cold air outbreaks and hence snowy weather conditions.


Greenland, however, will have milder winter temperatures
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THIS!!! [link to twitter.com]

it's a 994mb Low...

Sorry Luisport, I don't have a link for you because I'm just in phone contact with a close friend who works for a German weather institute. Not sure if I should say which one or where he is but this info has been very accurate for the last storm! They were accurate with the Sandy data. Now if I get a picture of the map or something I will post here it here for you. Thank you again for your help! You are very good person!

from next storm on Tuesday November 6th 2012!

...the only hints i will give everyone is> Remember NEO,your a battery and everyone can be subconsciously manipulated by the media,if you dont use your own battery...

Please everyone see this! What do you think???

Ryan Maue‏@RyanMaue

GFS hits repeat button on SE trough & PV wrapup -- but with a Nor'easter. Looks relatively weak at this point for next Thursday. Watching

Keep us updated Luisport,you have done an amazing job with Sandy.Thank you for all your dedication

Thank you so much! This is very difficult to get this kind of information...

5 minAccuWeather.com‏@breakingweather

There is some indication that a more typical storm for Nov. will form along the East Coast next week. [link to www.accuweather.com]

While millions continue to cope and clean up after Sandy, the last thing anyone wants is another storm to add to the misery.

Fortunately, there are no equals to Sandy to be found on the weather forecast maps. However, there is some indication that a more typical storm for November will form along the Atlantic coast next week and travel northeastward.

If the storm develops quickly right along the coast, rain would break out and spread northward over the mid-Atlantic and New England. A slower developing storm would tend to swing out over the ocean and dodge much of the mid-Atlantic but could still reach part of New England.

The timing window of the storm would be Tuesday night into Thursday.


Any storm along or off the coast will kick up some wind, surf and seas. The difference being for coastal concerns is whether winds would blow onshore or offshore, and that is dependent on the track.

At least the storm does not appear to be the type to bring extensive damage, but a track near the coast could push the tide up a bit with the potential for additional beach erosion and minor overwash in unprotected areas.
If the storm were to track just right and enough cold air were to enter the storm, accumulating snow could even fall in some inland locations as well as those near the coast.

The building blocks for this non-tropical storm were located over the northern Pacific as of Thursday, part of a big storm southwest of Alaska.


The big Pacific storm will eject a couple of smaller storms over North America.

Both of these will break up moving southeastward across the Rockies and Plains this weekend, then reorganize along the coast next week. It is the second of the two that has the best chance of turning northward along the East coast.

AccuWeather.com meteorologists will continue to track the storm for next week and any significant impacts from rain, wind, surf and snow.

In the meantime, the chill will stick around into the weekend with bouts of wind.



At least many folks who have been dealing with long cleanup hours, long lines and other disruptions to their lives will be able to get a needed extra hour of sleep as standard time resumes early Sunday morning.
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