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Area 51 has "Record Wettest" season, "Below Normal" almost everywhere else?

 
Anonymous Coward
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05/06/2013 01:38 PM
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Area 51 has "Record Wettest" season, "Below Normal" almost everywhere else?
This NOAA map is puzzling...

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Re: Area 51 has "Record Wettest" season, "Below Normal" almost everywhere else?
What's so hard to understand?

No water means no food...no food means you're under control... hiding
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Re: Area 51 has "Record Wettest" season, "Below Normal" almost everywhere else?
No water means no food...no food means you're under control... hiding
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Successful "dry run" of HAARP / chemtrail weather control?
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