Daily DEW Show Aug 25, 2023: Very Odd Cluster, LOTS of Heat, Little Smoke... Lost Hills, California*

From Seattle NWS —
“Suomi NPP nighttime satellite imagery from last night. Normally, only the population centers would show up distinctly on a clear night. Instead, we also find the bright areas over interior British Columbia from intense, large wildfires”.

From Matt MacDonald BC Wildfire Service Meteorologist
“Suffice to say that the last 24 hours have delivered Extreme Fire Weather conditions and therefore Extreme Fire Behaviour across southern British Columbia. The heat, convective columns, and smoke coming off these fires is immense.”

Also from Matt MacDonald – Aug 15 night imagery
" This is one of the most incredible fire photos I’ve seen to date!! Photo taken during a thermal scan flight over the Adams Lake fire shows a lenticular cloud above a pyrocumulus cloud , simply incredible!!

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DEW + Extreme Fire Weather = Extreme Fire Behaviour

When one controls both inputs to the equation, they also control the results.

Informative post, @sunnyboy. Thank you

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August 19, 2023
With less wind, the black dots in the PacNorthWest have nearly all faded to a cooler shade of gray. See! That MUST mean the wind is causing all the problems up there. Rest assured they will be letting more smoke out of the trees soon enough. This is a common technique for them; delivering most of the directed energy between noon and dark.

Meanwhile, first hit in western Mississippi already. It is noon back east and the solar generators are fully charged it seems.

So yes, they resumed operations after lunch, not quite as severe as previous days. Not letting them off the hook, these are still crazy big wildfires.

British Columbia near Washington border 7:16PM PST:

Fly-by hits seen today in Kansas, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.

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Yeah, its much cooler in Portland now that we went through our heat spell. Those black dots are connected somehow…

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Hot spots and rain from Hilary.

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@thebeaver Thank you for the link. The cloud cover obscures surface temps, so I am blind when it comes to black dots. I know there are other apps/sites that track fires; I don’t doubt it exists.

Speculating here, their plan could include burning places on the very west coast.

You know, according to the Weather Channel, rain is not expected in San Diego until 01:00 PST (local), LA 05:00, and Bakersfield 09:00. That means despite the presence of all those “clouds from Hiliary,” it ain’t raining yet. It is raining in Las Vegas and soon will be in Phoenix.

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Oh yes. The BRI map showed burn all the way down to the Mexico border.

August 22, 2023: Beauregarde Parish, Louisiana

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August 23, 2023 20:46z: Oregon & NW California Without DEW

It has been hours since the fires were shown as black dots. They are now either gray or are undistinguishable from the background temperature, which is the earth.

Likewise, the wind speed has dropped and there aren’t any billowing smoke plumes.

August 24, 2023 NW California

For those online now and for the next hour or two, please tune in HERE. Blacks dots appear and in a few images, disappear in an odd manner. In the space of half an hour, the area lights up with black dots.

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Directed Energy isn’t just for fires. Watch these clouds form:

Chemtrails + Directed Energy Waves = Developing Storm Clouds



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August 25, 2023: Very Odd Cluster, LOTS of Heat, Little Smoke… Lost Hills, California

What is burning so hot? That is at least 6-km square. Kern County, west of Bakersfield.

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Hi Sharick

Just found about NASA’s Fire Information for Resource Management System US/Canada FIRMS and wanted to check if your are familiar with this resource .

Also new radar installation for coastal BC
https://ow.ly/6rPY50PBCUj

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@sunnyboy No, I haven’t seen that particular one, but I did look at CalFire and as of yesterday, it only showed red heat spots in that location. no active fire name was assigned. The Lost Hills hot spot was very odd, it lasted two days I think and there was no mass to burn. Heat (black, super hot) was present across a 6-km square yet no news. Quite odd.

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This is by no means the first fire in Texas; there have been lots of little ones. The pressure systems are jerking us around now and everyone’s getting more worried, with good reason.

Start min. 1:05 because for some reason, it recorded intro twice.

Massive fire south of us. It’s too much.