As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
The early rains in America are making a unique sound. As something only written exclusively here, the sound thunder makes has various tones, which have to do with the heat of the atmosphere.
Thunder is the sound generated by lightning breaking the speed of sound. You know of rumbling, a sizzling pow, an instant BANG, to the "normal" reverberating sound of thunder you hear during a thunderstorm
My Mom's Mom always spoke of rolling thunder in being the sound of hail. That has a great deal to do with the updraft which generates a continuos charge to create lightning, and it also creates hail.
This year I have noticed the thunder is that instant explosion of BANG. That means the atmosphere is hot and dry. If the atmosphere gets too hot, it also produces just a cloud lightning and the not normal strikes. Lightning has a definite charge pattern from sheet, chain, fire balls to the bolts of lightning. This is generated by temperature too with the effects of moisture.
It is a complicated science really, but my focus is upon the singular event that two matters are patterning in I am hearing lightning from a heated dry atmosphere, and lightning from an atmosphere which is raining that is rolling thunder with waves of hail. Again pointing to an overheated atmosphere.
All of this is peachy in a spring and HAARP playing atmosphere, but when one has summer, you are going to have a pattern of heated arid air, and followed by localized flooding.
I have noticed that HAARP is flooding out southern Missouri again already this season. I still believe this year will be as projected out here in being a damp, but too arid in wicking the moisture out before it could do real benefit to crops.
The study of the sounds of thunder and lightning is a projector of atmospheric conditions and has first been touched on here in another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
I doubt I will once again be nominated and be awarded for the study of geo, atmospheric and metero sciences.
Eh.
agtG
