2024/05/19 - Early Morning Weather Update

7:15 AM CDT | May 19, 2024 - I wanted to discuss in more detail early this morning about what I had posted last night. The last two posts were heavily focused on the geo-engineering aspect of the weather. From jet spraying to radar frequency beams. Multiple radar sites in the region have been producing significant arrays, not related to radar detection. The following is an illustration of where I have seen frequent pulsing from the various sites since yesterday.

This serves to "charge" the atmosphere ahead of severe weather through ionization. I go back to the fact that the radar sites went through a significant upgrade in the early-2010's with the dual polarization capability. Sites would be down for weeks at a time to physically install upgrades. Anyway... no jet spraying was seen last night where I live, west of OKC. No chemtrails as of this morning either. They typically spray to lay a grid and often kill storms that would track near I-40 and toward OKC.

In the above graphic, you can see where the concentration of pulsing is focused. There is a triangulation pattern with the focus on cities such as Woodward, Ponca City, Enid, Watonga, Kingfisher, Guthrie, and others as far south as Weatherford, El Reno, and yes - OKC. Everything on the geo-engineering side of things points to enhancing the risk late this afternoon and evening vs trying to lower it for OKC and points north and west.

The latest SPC Day 1 Outlook issued after 1:00 AM upgraded portions of Kansas to a Moderate Risk and extended the Enhanced deeper into Northwest Oklahoma. Their headline with the outlook is the following: Severe thunderstorms are expected across parts of Kansas into northwest Oklahoma from late afternoon into mid-evening, including the potential for a derecho. Destructive wind swaths of 80-100 mph may occur, with localized extreme gusts exceeding 100 mph possible. Very large hail and a few tornadoes are also anticipated. I would not be surprised to see the Enhanced Risk extended farther south and east with the 8:00 AM or 11:30 AM update. A more isolated, discrete storm mode is expected closer to the I-40 corridor, meaning your chances will be lower BUT any sustained supercell would pack a big punch.

Unfortunately, one of the severe probability models used by meteorologists and enthusiasts, like myself, called Nadocast is down right now. The creator posted a message on X (formerly Twitter) Friday, stating that it had broken down and he was out of town. Anyway, I will be live blogging into tonight, so be sure to check back.