There is absolutely nothing natural about the weather in southern united states

March in the southern states has always been the odd month for snow, even blizzards.

Houston here. We have never had so little rain as we have over the last 6 years. When it rains it floods but that is pretty rare. It's dry the rest of the time. It is also very very hot now. I am 40 and I remember when I was a teen temps in the 100s made the news. Now it's normal to have 30 straight days of 100+ temps.

I have lived in Louisiana for over 30 years and the weather we are experiencing every year is by no means natural or 'real'.

Geoengineering and manufactured droughts in the west are destroying louisiana. The people here are mostly stupid, but there are some very smart ones too (some here on this forum).

We have always had rain, obviously--we lead the continental united states in rain. But, we have never had so much rain and so many heavy thunderstorms every single week (like a cycle). The sheer ferocity and amount of rain we receive is disturbing.

We have had flooding before also, but we have never had consecutive years of flooding in multiple parts of the state. We may not have floods this year; then again it is possible still we may yet.

But, the major difference in weather is the amount of rain over a course of the months. It is unrelenting and every week.

I for one do not believe Global Warming is the main culprit. I have studied weather patterns (low pressure/cold fronts and warm fronts along with the jet stream). I have done what I can in layman's terms of understanding what I can and I have come to the conclusion that the chemtrails that are maintaining drought conditions in the West keep High pressure fronts stationary forcing any moisture to the east that gets caught in the jet stream. These cold fronts/low pressure fronts have more accumulated moisture than would normally be in the past before the modern weather modification programs. With the accumulated moisture and spillover from the gulf deep into the mainland we see excessive moisture topped off with cloud seeding that makes for quick downfalls along with dangerous tornadoes and flooding.

I have a brother that lives in Branson, Missouri and he has business associates in northwest Arkansas who said the monsoon they had a few weeks ago was something they had never seen up there before.

A topic no one ever wishes to jump; in is one that is destroying many peoples lives across the south. Until they stop manufacturing droughts in the west we will continue to see floods in the central and eastern united states every year. What you do in one area affects another.

We have received where I live more than 3 inches of rain with thunderstorms for the next 3 hours where I live after a monsoon all day yesterday. It is May and we had 70 degree weather for 3 days. The cold air never forms in the west to then allow rain in the west to formulate, but builds up and flushes downstream into the south.

We live in interesting times. Times are changing.

This guy from Adapt 2030 has an interesting theory on that more rain events lately.
In short: Less sun spots result in more cosmic rays coming to earth which in turn results in more cloud coverage, precipitation and cooling.

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This guy from Adapt 2030 has an interesting theory on that more rain events lately.
In short: Less sun spots result in more cosmic rays coming to earth which in turn results in more cloud coverage, precipitation and cooling.

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Major landslide in California; the clean-up and repair could cost over a billion dollars.

Landslide buries California's scenic highway in Big Sur
Wed May 24, 2017

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Or climate change is real.