We have tracked a storm system that originated near Great Falls, MT Doppler station, its tapering point being pushed east towards Glasgow, MT Doppler station. The developing storm also increased in intensity, with parts of it going north into South Saskatchewan, and ending up also in Manitoba. The whole playlist for this event can be viewed here.
Could it be more obvious than this?
Above: Sometimes satellite images say it all. Visible satellite can be viewed here.
Above: Red dot indicates location for NEXRAD station - Great Falls, MT (KTFX)
Above: Great Falls, MT (KTFX) NEXRAD Station - July 28 - 07:28 UTC
Above: Are NEXRAD stations and geoengineering methods (i.e. cloud-seeding) using our tropospheric rivers by diverting moisture to generate these storms? See the water vapour loop here.
Above: Eureka, CA (KBHX) NEXRAD Station - Moisture as seen above in satellite, travelling north east. July 28 - 01:30 UTC
Above: Medford, OR (KMAX) NEXRAD Station - Depicting the path of moisture. July 28 - 01:28 UTC
Above: Glasgow, MT (KGGW) NEXRAD station influences this storm further, after being tossed from the Great Falls, MT (KTFX) station, as it heads east. July 28 - 16:58 UTC
Tornado warnings were issued for Roosevelt, MT yesterday. We see this storm was generated precisely at the NEXRAD Station in Glasgow, MT (KGGW). We can see a tapering plume originate just east of the station, and this is consistent with the satellite image. This is the same storm that entered into Roosevelt County, MT.
We believe that the NEXRAD station is moving this storm system east using electromagnetism, because we can clearly see the wind is moving south. Also, we can see from the NEXRAD radar the ripples which are moving south, yet this storm is generated and made to move east. Please read this developing story here.
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