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Warhol
Jan 8, 2013, 12:55:19 PM1/8/13
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It's So Hot in Australia That They Added New Colors to the Weather Map
Australia Bureau of MeteorologyTweet Share Print article Email article
Comments Alexander Abad-Santos 12,056 Views 8:50 AM ET See that deep
purple in the middle of this acne-red weather report from Down Under?
That right there represents 129.2° F or 54 °C — it's a brand-new shade
that the Australian bureau of meteorology was forced to add to its
heat index because their country is, you know, kind of on fire. "The
scale has just been increased today and I would anticipate it is
because the forecast coming from the bureau's model is showing
temperatures in excess of 50 degrees," David Jones, head of the
bureau's climate monitoring and prediction unit, told The Sydney
Morning Herald, which notes that the previous record high was 50.7°C
(123°F), recorded in 1960 at Oodnadatta Airport in the southern part
of Australia — right around where the new shades of hot are showing up
today.
To give you an idea of just how uncomfortable this Australian heatwave
really is, consider that it's just past midnight there right now ...
and it's 95°F in Sydney. Doubly scary are the giant fire risks that
come with the heat — risks so severe Australian officials are taking
no chances and labeling the warning "catastrophic." "A 'catastrophic'
warning carries the risk of significant loss of life and the
destruction of many homes, according to the NSW Rural Fire Service,"
reports CNN.
http://www.theatlanticwire.com/global/2013/01/its-so-hot-australia-they-added-new-colors-weather-map/60701/
Australia's hottest day on record...
http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/01/08/16407282-australias-hottest-day-on-record-hampers-wildfire-fight?lite&ocid=msnhp&pos=6
Australia Bureau of MeteorologyTweet Share Print article Email article
Comments Alexander Abad-Santos 12,056 Views 8:50 AM ET See that deep
purple in the middle of this acne-red weather report from Down Under?
That right there represents 129.2° F or 54 °C — it's a brand-new shade
that the Australian bureau of meteorology was forced to add to its
heat index because their country is, you know, kind of on fire. "The
scale has just been increased today and I would anticipate it is
because the forecast coming from the bureau's model is showing
temperatures in excess of 50 degrees," David Jones, head of the
bureau's climate monitoring and prediction unit, told The Sydney
Morning Herald, which notes that the previous record high was 50.7°C
(123°F), recorded in 1960 at Oodnadatta Airport in the southern part
of Australia — right around where the new shades of hot are showing up
today.
To give you an idea of just how uncomfortable this Australian heatwave
really is, consider that it's just past midnight there right now ...
and it's 95°F in Sydney. Doubly scary are the giant fire risks that
come with the heat — risks so severe Australian officials are taking
no chances and labeling the warning "catastrophic." "A 'catastrophic'
warning carries the risk of significant loss of life and the
destruction of many homes, according to the NSW Rural Fire Service,"
reports CNN.
http://www.theatlanticwire.com/global/2013/01/its-so-hot-australia-they-added-new-colors-weather-map/60701/
Australia's hottest day on record...
http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/01/08/16407282-australias-hottest-day-on-record-hampers-wildfire-fight?lite&ocid=msnhp&pos=6
Rocky
Jan 8, 2013, 4:25:16 PM1/8/13
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show what evil geniuses are doing to Australia.
http://www.haarpstatus.com/status.html
BTW people also had to add new colors to Haarp Status dot com because of all
the energy used to direct Haarp Hurricane Sandy where the evil geniuses
wanted it to go.
Rocky
Brad Guth
Jan 8, 2013, 4:42:03 PM1/8/13
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On Jan 8, 1:25 pm, "Rocky" <wook...@att.net> wrote:
> > It's So Hot in Australia That They Added New Colors to the Weather Map
>
> > Australia Bureau of MeteorologyTweet Share Print article Email article
> > Comments Alexander Abad-Santos 12,056 Views 8:50 AM ET See that deep
> > purple in the middle of this acne-red weather report from Down Under?
> > That right there represents 129.2° F or 54 °C — it's a brand-new shade
> > that the Australian bureau of meteorology was forced to add to its
> > heat index because their country is, you know, kind of on fire. "The
> > scale has just been increased today and I would anticipate it is
> > because the forecast coming from the bureau's model is showing
> > temperatures in excess of 50 degrees," David Jones, head of the
> > bureau's climate monitoring and prediction unit, told The Sydney
> > Morning Herald, which notes that the previous record high was 50.7°C
> > (123°F), recorded in 1960 at Oodnadatta Airport in the southern part
> > of Australia — right around where the new shades of hot are showing up
> > today.
>
> > To give you an idea of just how uncomfortable this Australian heatwave
> > really is, consider that it's just past midnight there right now ...
> > and it's 95°F in Sydney. Doubly scary are the giant fire risks that
> > come with the heat — risks so severe Australian officials are taking
> > no chances and labeling the warning "catastrophic." "A 'catastrophic'
> > warning carries the risk of significant loss of life and the
> > destruction of many homes, according to the NSW Rural Fire Service,"
> > reports CNN.
>
> >http://www.theatlanticwire.com/global/2013/01/its-so-hot-australia-th...
> > It's So Hot in Australia That They Added New Colors to the Weather Map
>
> > Australia Bureau of MeteorologyTweet Share Print article Email article
> > Comments Alexander Abad-Santos 12,056 Views 8:50 AM ET See that deep
> > purple in the middle of this acne-red weather report from Down Under?
> > That right there represents 129.2° F or 54 °C — it's a brand-new shade
> > that the Australian bureau of meteorology was forced to add to its
> > heat index because their country is, you know, kind of on fire. "The
> > scale has just been increased today and I would anticipate it is
> > because the forecast coming from the bureau's model is showing
> > temperatures in excess of 50 degrees," David Jones, head of the
> > bureau's climate monitoring and prediction unit, told The Sydney
> > Morning Herald, which notes that the previous record high was 50.7°C
> > (123°F), recorded in 1960 at Oodnadatta Airport in the southern part
> > of Australia — right around where the new shades of hot are showing up
> > today.
>
> > To give you an idea of just how uncomfortable this Australian heatwave
> > really is, consider that it's just past midnight there right now ...
> > and it's 95°F in Sydney. Doubly scary are the giant fire risks that
> > come with the heat — risks so severe Australian officials are taking
> > no chances and labeling the warning "catastrophic." "A 'catastrophic'
> > warning carries the risk of significant loss of life and the
> > destruction of many homes, according to the NSW Rural Fire Service,"
> > reports CNN.
>
>
> > Australia's hottest day on record...
>
> >http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/01/08/16407282-australias-hot...
> > Australia's hottest day on record...
>
>
> Thanks for the info and it is too bad that haarp status dot com does not
> show what evil geniuses are doing to Australia.
> http://www.haarpstatus.com/status.html
>
> BTW people also had to add new colors to Haarp Status dot com because of all
> the energy used to direct Haarp Hurricane Sandy where the evil geniuses
> wanted it to go.
>
> Rocky
What frequencies does HARP transmit?
> Thanks for the info and it is too bad that haarp status dot com does not
> show what evil geniuses are doing to Australia.
> http://www.haarpstatus.com/status.html
>
> BTW people also had to add new colors to Haarp Status dot com because of all
> the energy used to direct Haarp Hurricane Sandy where the evil geniuses
> wanted it to go.
>
> Rocky
Does HARP have its own nuclear energy plant, or is it supplied off the
grid?
george152
Jan 8, 2013, 5:43:51 PM1/8/13
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On 09/01/13 10:25, Rocky wrote:
> Thanks for the info and it is too bad that haarp status dot com does not
> show what evil geniuses are doing to Australia.
> http://www.haarpstatus.com/status.html
>
Highest temperature in Australia
> Thanks for the info and it is too bad that haarp status dot com does not
> show what evil geniuses are doing to Australia.
> http://www.haarpstatus.com/status.html
>
Record Value 50.7�C (123�F)
Date of Record 2/1/1960
Length of Record 59 years
Instrumentation Maximum/Minimum Thermometer in Standard Stevenson Screen
Geospatial Location Oodnadatta, Australia [27�32'S, 135�26'E,
elevation: 112m (367ft)]
Kickboxer The Destroyer
Jan 8, 2013, 5:59:14 PM1/8/13
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> Does HARP have its own nuclear energy plant, or is it supplied off the
>
> grid?
If HAARP is what they say it is then it is not the frequency that matters but the type of electromagnetic waves it emits which are not really electromagnetic.
>
> grid?
Warhol
Jan 8, 2013, 6:29:08 PM1/8/13
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On Jan 8, 10:25 pm, "Rocky" <wook...@att.net> wrote:
> > It's So Hot in Australia That They Added New Colors to the Weather Map
>
> > Australia Bureau of MeteorologyTweet Share Print article Email article
> > Comments Alexander Abad-Santos 12,056 Views 8:50 AM ET See that deep
> > purple in the middle of this acne-red weather report from Down Under?
> > That right there represents 129.2° F or 54 °C — it's a brand-new shade
> > that the Australian bureau of meteorology was forced to add to its
> > heat index because their country is, you know, kind of on fire. "The
> > scale has just been increased today and I would anticipate it is
> > because the forecast coming from the bureau's model is showing
> > temperatures in excess of 50 degrees," David Jones, head of the
> > bureau's climate monitoring and prediction unit, told The Sydney
> > Morning Herald, which notes that the previous record high was 50.7°C
> > (123°F), recorded in 1960 at Oodnadatta Airport in the southern part
> > of Australia — right around where the new shades of hot are showing up
> > today.
>
> > To give you an idea of just how uncomfortable this Australian heatwave
> > really is, consider that it's just past midnight there right now ...
> > and it's 95°F in Sydney. Doubly scary are the giant fire risks that
> > come with the heat — risks so severe Australian officials are taking
> > no chances and labeling the warning "catastrophic." "A 'catastrophic'
> > warning carries the risk of significant loss of life and the
> > destruction of many homes, according to the NSW Rural Fire Service,"
> > reports CNN.
>
> >http://www.theatlanticwire.com/global/2013/01/its-so-hot-australia-th...
> > It's So Hot in Australia That They Added New Colors to the Weather Map
>
> > Australia Bureau of MeteorologyTweet Share Print article Email article
> > Comments Alexander Abad-Santos 12,056 Views 8:50 AM ET See that deep
> > purple in the middle of this acne-red weather report from Down Under?
> > That right there represents 129.2° F or 54 °C — it's a brand-new shade
> > that the Australian bureau of meteorology was forced to add to its
> > heat index because their country is, you know, kind of on fire. "The
> > scale has just been increased today and I would anticipate it is
> > because the forecast coming from the bureau's model is showing
> > temperatures in excess of 50 degrees," David Jones, head of the
> > bureau's climate monitoring and prediction unit, told The Sydney
> > Morning Herald, which notes that the previous record high was 50.7°C
> > (123°F), recorded in 1960 at Oodnadatta Airport in the southern part
> > of Australia — right around where the new shades of hot are showing up
> > today.
>
> > To give you an idea of just how uncomfortable this Australian heatwave
> > really is, consider that it's just past midnight there right now ...
> > and it's 95°F in Sydney. Doubly scary are the giant fire risks that
> > come with the heat — risks so severe Australian officials are taking
> > no chances and labeling the warning "catastrophic." "A 'catastrophic'
> > warning carries the risk of significant loss of life and the
> > destruction of many homes, according to the NSW Rural Fire Service,"
> > reports CNN.
>
>
> > Australia's hottest day on record...
>
> >http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/01/08/16407282-australias-hot...
> > Australia's hottest day on record...
>
>
> Thanks for the info and it is too bad that haarp status dot com does not
> show what evil geniuses are doing to Australia.
> http://www.haarpstatus.com/status.html
>
> BTW people also had to add new colors to Haarp Status dot com because of all
> the energy used to direct Haarp Hurricane Sandy where the evil geniuses
> wanted it to go.
>
> Rocky
Much thanks!
> Thanks for the info and it is too bad that haarp status dot com does not
> show what evil geniuses are doing to Australia.
> http://www.haarpstatus.com/status.html
>
> BTW people also had to add new colors to Haarp Status dot com because of all
> the energy used to direct Haarp Hurricane Sandy where the evil geniuses
> wanted it to go.
>
> Rocky
Our Down Under Friends are in trouble & The Plagues are from the
heaven... the Australians must have committed a terrible sin against
my Gran'Da'Dy...
Firefighters battle blazes on 'dangerous day' in Australia
http://edition.cnn.com/2013/01/07/world/asia/australia-heat-fires/index.html?hpt=hp_t2
Soaring temperatures and strong winds have combined to create a
"catastrophic" fire threat across the southeast Australian state of
New South Wales.
Residents have been warned to remain vigilant as temperatures rise
towards a predicted high of 43 degrees (109 degrees Fahrenheit) in the
state capital of Sydney.
Australians, bend your knees in prayer.
Be meek and humble of heart, for only then can you witness the love of
the Lord. Now is the time of grace for each one of you.
Rocky
Jan 8, 2013, 6:57:25 PM1/8/13
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"Brad Guth" <brad...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:4fcb6a20-da1c-4389...@10g2000yqo.googlegroups.com...
>
> Does HARP have its own nuclear energy plant, or is it supplied off the
> grid?
I've never seen anything that suggest where the HAARP array gets it power
> Does HARP have its own nuclear energy plant, or is it supplied off the
> grid?
and I suspect it could be much better than a nuclear energy plant.
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