Tropical Update Gulf Of America! Weather Manipulation?

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July 23rd 2025!
Tropical Update Gulf Of America! Weather Manipulation?
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https://www.windy.com/-Weather-radar-radar?radar,32.064,-70.752,4,m:eJDadAC
https://www.windy.com/-Wind-gusts-gust?gust,2025072509,21.043,-72.246,3
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James Kaufman, World News Report today, July 23rd, 2025.
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Ladies and gentlemen, we have a tropical disturbance
that looks like it's headed into the Gulf
from, well, the Atlantic or just on top of Florida.
Now, this doesn't have a great chance of formation.
There's less than a 40% chance of formation,
but it does look like they are trying to manipulate the Gulf
into creating, well, rotation at the least.
Over in the Pacific, we also have an area
that has a 30% chance of a tropical cyclone formation.
A disturbance, it looks like it will...
Move right south of the Hawaiian Islands.
This should be no big deal for anyone,
but I want to make you aware of that.
Moving over to windy.com.
Looks like they're doing some weather manipulation up here.
You can actually see the silver oxide in black here
and the irregular lightning as it hits the brown byproduct all over.
Black is the silver oxide that they laid down in front of the storms.
We also have additional weather manipulation.
Yes, we do.
In the Gulf of Mexico.
Have y'all ever seen, well, this front's going to be moving through,
but have y'all ever seen one moving to the west before?
Let's take a look at this.
You can see that they've laid down the black areas of silver oxide.
The, well, byproducts, the brown here,
you can see all the black laid down.
That's causing this front to actually, believe it or not,
move to the west with a front coming from the other direction.
This could be big problems as far as tornadic activity.
If y'all will look real closely, the byproduct and then
the black areas where they've actually laid down or seeded the clouds.
Causing irregular lightning and strengthening the storms.
Now, taking a look at Gulf,
the area that everyone's keeping their eyes on,
you can actually see the black laid out here in front of the clouds
and the byproduct brown coming out the back ends.
Again, this front is moving to the west or southwest.
Very, very strange.
Right here.
probably the best and you can see the irregular lightning
when it gets over the silver oxide here
the byproduct is going to be in brown you see coming out here black
on one side drawing the
storm to it brown on the other side i believe they're trying
to start rotation here in the
gulf because we can see the same thing happening
and to get a better sense of what is going on
all of these thunderstorms look at all the silver oxide here
and the byproduct here
The irregular lightning and we can see that happen even here
and all these storms are moving to the west.
You can see them doing it here as well.
So they're drawing moisture in from the Atlantic
and I'm guessing it's to start circulation here in the Gulf of Mexico.
This is so easy to spot. I tried to find the plane.
This is also cloud seeding. Look at these big splotches all the way up.
Pulling this stuff to the west trying to find the plane that was
doing the spraying but there's
so many planes in the Gulf of Mexico currently it was impossible
for me. Now this cloud seeding is not very hard to find.
All you do is look for irregular
regular lightning like right there. When you zoom in, what do you see?
Well, you see black on one side, everything going,
of course, here to the northwest in the byproduct brown.
We do have a disturbance starting down here
as well, and that will show you.
Moving over to windy.com's AI, we're kind of a future cast here.
I don't see a lot of winds, if any winds here,
but down here where we saw that they were also seeding.
It looks like we definitely have a lot of moisture being pulled
from below Jamaica here up perhaps into the Gulf.
It is what it looks like.
This is into Friday here.
You can see it looks like we had
a small disturbance impact Louisiana about that time period.
And look what's coming from the southern Caribbean.
It looks like we could have a problem by Saturday or Sunday.
In the Gulf, but we will keep you updated.
Most importantly, with all this moisture moving west
and northwest and the front coming through
from the northwest, we could have a real problem
on our hands in about two to three days for
this tornadic activity in the central plains.
That said, God bless.
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