#project monsoon

Transitions

Mar. 26, 2022

As a huge rainstorm approaches California, the flyers moved urgently through the atmosphere today. In the morning there was a rare 4 banger, which seems to happen as major shifts occur in the atmosphere. They appear to be struggling and the trails twist and break up before clearing. The plane looked like an artist’s rendering, very holographic. One of the photos when zoomed in had a white pixel we often find in our photographs of “planes.”

In the afternoon, lenticular clouds formed to the north and east, and to the west were bright white summer cloud formations, as seen during monsoon season. We are at the end of the winter-spring rainy season and approaching the second rainy season of the year.

Because of the gridding work done in Arizona last summer, we expect a repeat performance of the amplified monsoon season. The goal was to end wildfire season, a time of rampant arson in the west, caused by US Forest Service “prescribed burns” and mind controlled individuals. 

As one rainy season ends and the next one begins, I see the two now merging so that California has year-round rain and an end to the wildfires. The monsoon activity which occurs in Arizona and New Mexico is now spreading farther west into Southern California and farther north into Nevada and Utah. Neutralizing DOR sources throughout Phoenix and the vast deserts of Arizona was needed to allow this expansion of precipitation in the west.