The Weather Channel guy keeps referring to the sun as "radiation"

When GE/NBC bought the Weather Channel they absolutely ruined it. Can't believe anyone is still watching it.

Well do keep in mind, The Weather Channel is TELEVISION and that means that whatever the mind control/brainwashing/AGENDA du jour is, they're gonna be stirring and dishing it out.

Next they'll be like, "Oh, radiation is no big deal! Nuke plants?! Don't worry about that! The sun is pure radiation and we're not afraid of the sun are we!? No! We wouldn't even be able to live without the sun! RADIATION IS GOOD!!!"

Yes, the sun radiates radiation. That is why your skin burns. Usually more so on a cloudy day as the sun (or radiation) is reflected every which way due to the moisture in the clouds.

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I cant believe DirectTV brought them back.... Weather Nations is better.

You really haven't heard the term "Solar Radiation" before?

And the weather channel was bought up some years ago by ABC? or was it MSNBC,? either way, its completely fucked up now and mostly has "reality" shows.

My guess: this and many other things are done to raise acceptance for Geo-Engineering...

The sun does have radiation. Lol. Solar radiation storms. Come on now...

of course I have heard of solar radiation!
You missed the point entirely.

He's correct. So what's the problem?

So what's the issue?

Wut....

Yes we would all freeze to death in the darkness without radiation from the Sun, specifically light and infra-red radiation.

I imagine you are confusing ( electromagnetic ) radiation, with radio-activity.

K

the issue is that they never referred to the sun as radiation, simple as that

No, I doubt that's what they'll say next. How much do you know on the subject? Anything that generates light is 'radiating'.

We all need 'radiation', plants can't photosynthesize without it. It's the type of radiation, and how much of it, that matters. Yes, the sun gives off harmful rays. We'd be dead without it though.

This is elementary knowledge. Stop acting being overdramatic. It makes you sound like a lib.

ahhhh,,,the "global warming" and "polar vortex" channel.

We used to have that on in the early days in the 80s as "background noise" around the house...the new version is hard to watch.

I miss "Tumbleweed" (I forget her name, but she was one of the originals...we gave her that name when one of her cohorts commented on her hair).

Well I need more examples than "he was saying despite the clouds in the Colorado area (they are having a snow storm), "radiation" will still peek through....meaning the sun."

If it was the sun peaking through the clouds, and not specifically the radiation from the sun, we'd have a much bigger issue here on earth.

If that's the only way he was mentioning it, then he was correct in his usage of the term.

Whoops... Acting, being... whichever term you want to use. I retyped some of that and didn't entirely fix it.

Fukushima has burned a huge hole in the ozone. What is coming thru creates nothing but skin cancer

I'm not confusing shit, son, we're talking about what the WEATHERMAN said.

they have to cover up the coming deaths from fukushima..

its all about mind control


Mr. Rockefeller.. .may you rot in hell...



evil mother fuckers...

you will not survive the coming plagues God has your number.

I guess this guy does. Lol

Did you graduate high school?

All I know is it's 80 degrees out and slightly muggy in the shade, in the sun it feels like burning hell imediately. Something isnt normal in the sun.

Ozone I suppose.

I totally understand your point OP.
Yes they are throwing the word 'radiation' out there now and they rarely used it in a forecast before that I can recall.
I think its because after the Fukie incident it we will begin hearing the radiation word more now that 3 years has passed.Its likely because they want to get the public use to hearing it as common wording so when we read about other radiation no one will pay much attention.

So probably Americans are twitchier about the word radiation. The Weatherman was right, we are just over a month to the summer solstice, UV radiation peaks massively in the summer, much of Colorado is at altitude, also a UV risk and clouds don't stop UV radiation as much as they stop light, so people get burnt on cloudy days.

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The Koreans are not scared to use the correct name for UV radiation, I bet the American forecaster got people ringing in to complain.

K

Yeah, I turned it on last night hoping to see the weather. about an hour of watching it I finally got a simple preview with some graphics and no one talking. It lasted for less than a minute.

I guess it is sort of like turning to MTV and hopoing to hear some music. Fat chance of that.

Light, infrared, and ultraviolet are all forms of non-ionizing radiation.

Microwave ovens heat with a type of radiation.

Cosmic rays--gamma rays, and x-rays are forms of ionizing radiation--they can knock electrons off of elements/compounds. This can damage things like DNA.

Radioactive substances emit any or all of gamma rays, beta particles, and alpha particles--- all of which are capable of "ionization" and tissue damage.

Non-ionizing radiation is also capable of direct tissue injury, but it is uncomfortable and we withdraw from it.
Ionizing radiation can not usually be felt.