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Somehere here on Giza is a post that referenced a video or document which described how America’s many waterways provided such significant advantage over most nations in regard to cheap transport of goods to and from ports.
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Yeah. Nothing suspicious here. My 60" culvert overflowed and washed out my driveway a month ago in TN, about 40 miles from the River. A few flash floods and then nothing? Probably has nothing to do with those DEW hits in NE Arkansas for the past month or so… Right?
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I post here with the strong bias that all weather, in all of its forms and around the globe, is not natural; rather, it is either directly or indirectly geoengineered. That would account for what I perceive was an unprecedented deluge in your area. A full and flowing 60-inch culvert would be something to marvel; however, not when it is destroying property.
Correct–the regular DEW hits in eastern Arkansas and the Missouri boot heel IMHO are not weather-related. DEW hits (aka Black Dots) are the hottest indications of surface temperature; in most but not all instances, smoke plumes accompany them. The Arkansas-Missouri black dots are unique because they blink on-off across that area daily from 11:30-ish until sunset for many, many weeks; this is the third year that I have observed them (2021-23). Many speculate they are just crop/field fires but I adamantly disagree and contend all black dots, to include forest fires and industrial fires, are a direct consequence of added energy. Yes, DEWs.
Today’s show includes NE corner of Texas, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina.
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Let’s not forget that East Palestine is assuredly leeching some wonderful chemicals upstream into the Ohio.
Yes Ma’am, I posted that thread but can’t remember the title right now.