http://www.tankerenemy.com/2011/06/uragani-causati-dalla-nasa-nel-midwest.html
Uragani causati dalla N.A.S.A. nel Midwest (Stati Uniti): gravi rischi per la centrale nucleare di Fort Calhoun
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E un combined disaster. E pare che gli ultimi disastri abbiano queste caratteristiche. Confluiscono molteplici aspetti e creano molteplici effetti.
Qui un interessante articolo che spiega come l' opera enorme del Water-Managment si trasforma nelle mani dei Army Corps Engineers (USACE) in un onda tsunamica destinata a durare.
Cito un pezzo:
The horrifying consequence is water rushing from the dams on the Missouri twice as fast as the highest previous releases on record.
Floodgates that have not been opened in more than fifty years are in full operation, discharging water at a rate of 150,000 cubic feet per second toward millions of Americans downstream.
This is a mind-boggling rate of release. Consider that 150,000 cubic feet of water would fill a football field instantly to a depth of four feet. This amount of water, being released every second, will continue unabated for the next several months. The levees that protect the cities and towns downstream were constructed to handle the flow rates promised at the time of the dam's construction. None of these levees have ever been tested at these levels, yet they must hold back millions of acre-feet of floodwater for the entire summer without failing.
http://www.americanthinker.com/2011/06/the_purposeful_flooding_of_americas_heartland.html -
Sono state sospese le operazioni di Cloud-Seeding.
Weathermodification è praticato da tempo in zona.
North Dakota Cloud Modification Project District 2 Operations Summary
for the Week of June 1, 2011 through June 5, 2011.
Due to unseasonably wet conditions and flooding statewide, the North
Dakota Cloud Modification Project (NDCMP) began its first week under
suspension of rain enhancement operations in District I and under
complete seeding suspension in District II. In the District II
operations area, including McKenzie, Mountrail, Ward, and Williams
Counties, no flights were flown between June 1st and June 5th. The
forecast for this week appears active. Numerous upper level
disturbances are forecast to transition our state, bringing with them
an increased chance for showers and thunderstorms.
http://www.swc.state.nd.us/4dlink6/4dcgi/ShowWeeklySummaryn/Atmopheric%20Resources/6-1-11/2 -
Troppo tardi.


