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Swedishoo
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Posts: 690
(7/20/2004 5:09:28 AM)
| New Tower
Here are those tower pictures I wanted to show everyone at the pier leading to our beach. Looks like it could have something to do with the weather. Just very odd and such an eyesore.
Here's looking up at it. Notice the chemtrail above.
There is a sign on it. Rohn, who the heck is that?
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Swedishoo
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Posts: 690
(7/20/2004 5:34:14 AM)
| Re: New Tower
Well, I did a little seaching and found out what that tower is.
COMPS, Coastal Ocean Monitoring and Prediction System using satellite GOES.
I hope it's used just for the weather.
http://comps1.marine.usf.edu/
And apparently they have a station down town at the SpongeDocks.
Looks like they put up a little office on the dock. Weird.
They must have done this recently.
http://comps1.marine.usf.edu/tas/index.shtml
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Lonelylittleme13
Posts: 45
(8/2/2004 1:38:15 AM)
|  Re: Re: New Tower
Weather monitoring stations like that are going up all over the place.
Even have them here in Iowa, and I have seen them up and down the
Mississippi River going between NW Wisconsin all the way to Lousiana
(my home state). The spinny thing on top measures wind speeds, the
flat panel thingy measures then UV and strength of sunlight hitting the
Earth, the propeller thingy on the arm off the side measures wind direction,
the tube doohickey is a rain gauge, the other thingies are I believe
transponders to make the tower react in certain ways for testing and
measurements and the dish is for sending and recieving data. The blue
aerial looking thing i have NO idea what it does.
With the Sun kicking up to a solar max when it shouldn't be, I guess they
figure they had BETTER start monitoring closer. Plus, the little cup dodads
may be fdor catching chem droppings to measure how much stays up in
the air versus what comes down when they try new mixtures. The solar panel
thingy can measure how much radiation/sunlight actually gets through the
chems versus non-spray days so they can perfect their methods of mass
contamination.
And yes, they ARE an eyesore.
Jena |
Swedishoo
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Posts: 690
(8/2/2004 3:25:56 AM)
| Re: Re: Re: New Tower
Maybe we're in for one hell of a storm?
Christy
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Lonelylittleme13
Posts: 45
(8/8/2004 10:10:27 PM)
| Re: Re: Re: Re: New Tower
You have NO idea!! Weather patterns are all messed up.
The oak across the street from me is already having leaves change!!! WTF!????
It is just early August!! The oaks tell tales far before the weather frauds do!
Jena |
Allen at 5
Posts: 313
(8/9/2004 5:25:19 AM)
| Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: New Tower
Down here the pecan trees I have in my yard are dropping "seedling" nuts
all over the place. I have never seen them do this this early in the year.
I don't think it is just heat stress either. We may have a real tough winter this year. Allen
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Swedishoo
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Posts: 690
(8/9/2004 9:36:39 PM)
| Re: New Tower
We've had a really hot summer (Florida)
Plenty of rain too, which is good. In the
past I've noticed and this just my theory,
but seems to be true, is when we have an
extra hot summer, we have an extra cold
winter. And a mild summer; a mild winter.
This hurricane off the coast of NC had me
baffled. It developed so quickly so close to
land. The NOAA predicts a busy 2004 Atlantic
hurricane season.
Christy
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Lonelylittleme13
Posts: 45
(8/9/2004 10:29:58 PM)
| Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: New Tower
Back home in CenLa, the ONLY time I have ever seen that is when we got snow come winter. EEP! I hate to think of what that means for me up here in Iowa... *shudder* I *hate* snow.
Jena |
