Cellphone towers affect weather patterns.

They can to a very small degree but they do raise hell with radar imaging and consequently forecasting for some areas

Small degree's add up as more towers are added. As we know from the Chaos theory, small changes can have huge impacts.

Proof dude?

Evidence based?

Peer reviewed?

I took an RF scanner to a cellphone tower and archived the results for the last 365 days. Started Jan 1st 2012. During severe thunderstorms the readings fluctuated wildly. During normal weather patterns, no change in reading. There was a tornado through here about 6 months ago, the readings fluctuated so quickly it seemed impossible. So you tell me, is the weather affecting my RF scanner, or is the RF scanner telling me what the cellphone towers are doing when the weather is extreme.