IRMA LE' DUECE

Irma is a geo-engineered and steered vortex. The NASA, NAVY NOAA, NIST Haarpist's have given this vortex the stadium eye. The Devil's  eye. This is a deep eye wall and the spawning of Climate-Gate II as this will be a double header.



I believe this storm will be steered to Katrina or Camille spaghetti tracking. If you want to follow the the cold blob high in the Haarpist's Atlantic arena, just look at the NOAA site and satellite. What I wonder is if the devil's eye does not cover the full eye wall.

Camille's 190 mph sustained winds at landfall were the highest winds ever recorded for a U.S. landfalling hurricane. ... On August 29, 2005, Hurricane Katrina hit the same region of Mississippi coast, as a Category 3 hurricane with 130 mph sustained winds.

Note: Please notice the Climate Clan and Media whores giving Irma top billing. They think you are stupid and will not know the truth but follow the climate gate idiocy.

Logic from previous years during the 11 year quiet cycle always turned the storms and vortices north and east in the Atlantic but now that the 11 year cycle is over they moved the HAARP microwaving to the Atlantic to keep the cooler water in the Atlantic low to keep the storms generating a westerly track.  The Gulf Spill "Macondo" and the Corexit have also attributed to the reduced Gulf Stream warmer flow which also have reduced the chances of the storm turning north and then easterly.



Steering the storm can be done from Satellite or Superheater facilities. Ship or sub, from Arecibo in Puerto Rico. I will especially interested in what happens later today with the tracking.  I will be looking to see how the observatory and transmitters fare with the storm or if it turns at that point.  I suggest that the weather tracking over the last few months has been consistently coming from the lower gulf and sliding up northeast to the New England states. Unlike the usual west to east traffic the weather has moved south to north, This is aided by other heaters playing havoc on the jet stream and their "el haarpo nino" 24/7 assault.

That is why they choose the model from EU and US to have the storm turn sharply to the north.  If it stays on track and grazes Florida, the Keys, Monroe county and moves into the Gulf and forms into a northern track up through the Florida panhandle and Alabama, Mississippi, I will say they left it alone at that point. But if it stays on track to hit Louisiana-Texas corridor, it is being steered to do so.  Also if it turns to the north sooner and sharper to travel up the coast line of the eastern seaboard, then I will know for certain it is being steered through thermodynamic means.

There is a reason that the eastern seaboard is getting near record cooler temps right now.  Here in NC, we were at high of 60 and low of 46 Fahrenheit yesterday and this jet stream and cold blob holding that high pressure down as far south as they possibly can.

The current forecast is for the cooler temps to remain throughout Irma's landfall.  This is a dryer  Haarpie than Harvey but the kind of stadium tunnel that can spawn the tornadoes that Andrew unleashed on Homestead in 1992.  This event will be complete through the 911 anniversary and will be the second of three events to play out through the September 23rd date. I can only guess what event number three will entail. With Jose on the heels of Irma, the models show the usual Atlantic swing but this one they may want to skirt the entire east coast from Georgia to New York. The perfect storm.



I successfully predicted the 2008 storm year with Eduardo with both landfalls yet now they can do things they had not done before.  My gut feeling is that it clips South Florida but regains the Gulf heating and slams the I-35 corridor. It is a good political move to decimate the Trump base Texas I-35 corridor and Delta. If the storm follows the model I will not be certain of Plasma or chem-cloud superheating. I figure the quick turn to the eastern seaboard would also be a significant Trump kill but much harder to manage. We will see.

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