>BLUE RAIN falling from the sky all over TEXAS BEFORE the flooding
>Rivers rose 26 FEET in 45 Min in some parts of Texas
Little blue balls were found all over the region BEFORE and AFTER the storm. This is not the first time these things were seen before powerful storms.
>https://x.com/In2ThinAir/status/1941495995403022528
>>509601220Fuck off army knife, this is a proper schizo thread.
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>>509601296>he's never seen what normal rain looks likeAnon, you really need to touch grass.
>>509601457Absolutely. But what are they decimating the region for? Last time in North Carolina it was to access the quartz and lithium mines located there. They needed to remove the locals.
Hill country always has floods. I was there after one and garbage was in the trees 30ft over the river.
"Just 4 years after a 500-year flood impacted parts of South Central Texas, another 500-year event impacted many of the same areas and even more of the state in 2002. June 30, 2002 was the beginning of an 8-day heavy rain event across a broad area of central and south central Texas. The heavy rain pattern developed when a low pressure system over the northern Gulf of America moved onshore into central Texas and became stationary as deep tropical Gulf moisture continued to feed into the area of instability for several days. The heavy rains initially developed from south Texas northward across San Antonio into the Hill Country on June 30 and July 1. On July 1, San Antonio International Airport reported 9.52 inches, which stands as the 1-day record for the month of July. By July 6, areas of flash flooding expanded as far north as Abilene, roughly 175 miles away from axis of heaviest rainfall. Several counties over the Hill Country and around San Antonio received between 25 and 35 inches of rain during the period. The highest 8-day total of 45.1 inches was reported at Waring in Kendall County."
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>>509602058We aren't discussing previous weather activity, disinfo kike. Take your AI slop text somewhere else.
>>509602344>WeSTFU you fucking pumpkin.
https://www.weather.gov/safety/flood-states-tx
>>509601644it is cloud seeding not seading
>>509602638>seething disinfo kike>weather.gov>.govlmao you are all so shit at your jobs it's embarrassing.
>>509601384It's not even that, this is bottom tier schizo. Not a single flat earther, nukes are fake, 5G etc.
>>509601016 (OP)To get a color as intense as that with any kind of rain seeding is basically impossible in the current day.
>>509601296Water is transparent you retard. Life isn't a cartoon
>>509601296that's true, go look at the ocean
>>509603375>Water is transparentyep. like the places where hoaxer didn't add dye
Trump won't do shit because TACO boomer can't even comprehend.
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>>509601016 (OP)HIGHLY RELATED THREAD
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>>509594732>>509594732COME BUMP
THEY DON'T WANT BOTH THESE THREADS SEEN THIS EARLY
>>509605073>>509606456hoaxer didn't even have the energy to spray it all blue, just drops in the pools
>>509606924Little blue balls. hmm
gellball toy guns? they would collect in the pools
>>509601016 (OP)every dark cloud had a silver iodide lining
>>509601220>Swiss CIA hates that their cloud seeding weather mod tech is being discussedShould not have tried to hit the texas faggots.
>>509603306>To get a color as intense as that with any kind of rain seeding is basically impossible in the current day.Another Swiss CIA agent is very nervous.
Something is UP.
Should not have tried to hit Texas, globohomo swiss CIA agents.
>>509606456I don't know...it could be aerosolized if crushed fine enough.
>>509608613Nono anon, it's not like I have access to all the cameras in your vicinity and I'm definitely not looking at you right now.
>>509601016 (OP)Russian bots hacked the river molecules
Makes sense if you look at the new Covid variant names I guess.
>>509601016 (OP)Sending positive vibes to Texas
