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MONTHLY LOW TEMPERATURE RECORDS FALL IN VANUATU, AS LATE-SEASON SNOW AND UNPRECEDENTED COLD SWEEP TORONTO, CANADA MAY 29, 2021

The “crazy conspiracy theorists” are being proved right, again. But it was never crazy conspiracies that were being theorized. The outspoken few were merely “applying logic” — a skill the impaired herds were educated out of a long time ago, as children, in the indoctrination stations known as schools.

The world is corrupt — most people are all too happy to agree with this statement.

We are being lied to at every corner of life — yet most people struggle with this one.

MONTHLY LOW TEMPERATURE RECORDS TUMBLE IN VANUATU. This is near the equator!

Following on the heels of New Zealand’s all-time cold, record lows are now sweeping the Y-shaped South Pacific Ocean archipelago of VANUATU–which consists of roughly 83 volcanic islands and stretches approx. 1,300 kilometres.

On May 27, the mercury sank to 14.3C (57F) at Pekoa Airport, located on Espiritu Santo Island

On May 28, a low of 12.5C (54.5F) was registered at the Port Vila Airport, situated on Efate Island.

Both readings are new record lows for the month of May.

LATE-SEASON SNOW AND UNPRECEDENTED COLD SWEEP TORONTO, CANADA May 28 was a historic ‘double-whammy’ of a day in Toronto, Canada.

First off, the day entered the weather books as the city’s coldest May 28 ever recorded, according to Environment Canada warning preparedness meteorologist Peter Kimbell.

The daytime high had only reached a frigid 4C (39.2F) by Friday afternoon.

For the next coldest May 28 you have to turn all the way back in 1889, according to books for downtown Toronto dating back to 1840. In other words, it’s been 130 years since Torontonians have suffered a May 28 this cold.

Even more astonishingly, just a few days ago Toronto hit a high of 33C (91.4F) — this serves as yet another powerful example of the ‘swings between extremes’ suffered during times of low solar activity:

MONTHLY LOW TEMPERATURE RECORDS FALL IN VANUATU, AS LATE-SEASON SNOW AND UNPRECEDENTED COLD SWEEP TORONTO, CANADA MAY 29, 2021 The “crazy conspiracy theorists” are being proved right, again. But it was never crazy conspiracies that were being theorized. The outspoken few were merely “applying logic” — a skill the impaired herds were educated out of a long time ago, as children, in the indoctrination stations known as schools. The world is corrupt — most people are all too happy to agree with this statement. We are being lied to at every corner of life — yet most people struggle with this one. MONTHLY LOW TEMPERATURE RECORDS TUMBLE IN VANUATU. This is near the equator! Following on the heels of New Zealand’s all-time cold, record lows are now sweeping the Y-shaped South Pacific Ocean archipelago of VANUATU–which consists of roughly 83 volcanic islands and stretches approx. 1,300 kilometres. On May 27, the mercury sank to 14.3C (57F) at Pekoa Airport, located on Espiritu Santo Island On May 28, a low of 12.5C (54.5F) was registered at the Port Vila Airport, situated on Efate Island. Both readings are new record lows for the month of May. LATE-SEASON SNOW AND UNPRECEDENTED COLD SWEEP TORONTO, CANADA May 28 was a historic ‘double-whammy’ of a day in Toronto, Canada. First off, the day entered the weather books as the city’s coldest May 28 ever recorded, according to Environment Canada warning preparedness meteorologist Peter Kimbell. The daytime high had only reached a frigid 4C (39.2F) by Friday afternoon. For the next coldest May 28 you have to turn all the way back in 1889, according to books for downtown Toronto dating back to 1840. In other words, it’s been 130 years since Torontonians have suffered a May 28 this cold. Even more astonishingly, just a few days ago Toronto hit a high of 33C (91.4F) — this serves as yet another powerful example of the ‘swings between extremes’ suffered during times of low solar activity:

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Although weather modification can only be used to affect certain areas of the globe in the way they intend it to, it still affects global weather patterns in an uncontrolled way. For instance if you draw the moisture or warm air in the atmosphere to one specific area, it will be drawn away from other areas. You end up with abnormal weather patterns in those other areas.

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I see your point but the atmosphere is too large. Ever see a large volcanic explosion from the ground and then see it from a satellite 200 miles above it? It looks huge from the ground and tiny from the satellite.

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You're talking about surface-level activity, which is stymied more by the air pressure and surface winds than in the ionosphere, where WM tech has its effect. All I'm saying is that the ionosphere is less impeded by these sorts of things than at lower levels, so uncontrolled effects can occur at much greater distances. It also depends on how they guide the heat and from what locations in order to get the effects they want at a specific spot. They don't target the spot they want to cause a storm at. They target other spots to drive the weather in whatever way they need to to affect that spot. So there are always other spots being affected.