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All right folks this is gonna be my last update for a couple hours, I got to lay down for a bit, but I gave a brief overview of everything that is being microwaved and exploding currently and broke down one specific section showing what I’ve shown 1000 times before, microwave energy, combined with nano materials goes boom. They are officially mixing that cold, dry air with warm wet air and then blasting microwaves, and I will show you the result . The warning boxes I posted are up-to-date as of the second and the color codes I’ve also included . I knew today was not gonna be a good weather warfare day because I saw exactly what they were doing. It’s basically the same thing they used to do with hurricanes but now they’ve been forced to try to stay at least a little bit under the radar and not grab headlines because those make people go look for answers and then some of them actually find the answers.

Federal agencies illegally accessed Flock license-plate data, despite the company's claims that its systems are secure. Last week, reports surfaced that federal and out-of-state agencies "improperly" searched San Francisco license-plate data gathered through the police department's Flock surveillance camera network. SFPD has confirmed 299 illegal inquiries into its Flock camera network over the course of a year, according to a department statement. Consider what this means. These cameras monitor every driver in the city, and that footage is accessible to federal agents. So what is the actual end goal: safer cities, as claimed, or a centralized database tracking the movements of every person who drives through it? If these databases can be illegally accessed by federal agencies, what is preventing outside hackers from accessing the data? Stand against this technology and preserve our freedoms for future generations.