NEXRAD Climate Engineering using Electromagnetism - U.S. - April 26/14

For the first time ever, we are now able to see how the nation's weather develops near active NEXRAD sites. In the video. each dot representations a NEXRAD Doppler site, capable of emitting over 700,000 watts of microwave energy in each pulse. We can clearly see developing weather systems being affected in areas within close proximity to these NEXRAD sites. With large receiver and transmitter capacity, these devices can act like local HAARP stations. Weather patents and research for climate engineering supports this theory (see below).

We believe that these devices are using electromagnetic forces to actively alter moisture flux divergence patterns, synoptic fronts, upper air surroundings, the jet stream, and other naturally-occurring weather patterns. This may also be further achieved through the deployment of metallic aerosols sprayed with jets, and power plant aerosol emissions creating excessive moisture from the ground.

The second NEXRAD map used (with red dots) is nearly accurate, with the exception of some of the far north eastern states. We tried our best to overlay the map accurately within another layer:

To learn more about how power plant aerosols affect our weather, see this video below:

Also see:

Electromagnetic-Driven Storms & Radar Anomalies for mid-July
Electromagnetism & Weather Modification Patents - The Link to NEXRAD
The Telegraph: Weather Could be Controlled Using Lasers i.e. Electromagnetic Waves
Should Canada embrace for more US-driven Floods?