Not sure about the DEW aspect, but the pattern of government response seems identical. BREAKING! FULL MEDIA BLACKOUT! "ACAPULCO Has Been DESTROYED By Another DEW Attack Just Like Maui!"
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Excellent catch!
Here they talk about the winds suddenly surging from 50mph to 160mph! Of course, your videosays 200 mph. NOT NORMAL.
Additiionally, notice that these events ALWAYS COME AT NIGHT WHEN MOST PEOPLE ARE SLEEPING to catch them unaware! Even forecasters were shocked> Watch how one of them tries to explain it.
2023 10-26 How Hurricane Otis Caught Forecasters By Surprise -
FOX Weather
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Itâs funny there is no mainstream news about this Hurricane.
How come the MSM didnât go on endlessly 2 weeks before landfall?
In this video it is alleged that there was âNo Rainâ.
Unbelievable Facts About âHurricaneâ Otis & Destruction of Acapulco | Jeff Berwick Interview
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Whatâs the next property up for grabs?
Any 9/11 âputsâ detected?[Airlines]
James Bondâs Casino Royal, even gave global screen time - to that âinside âterroristâ playerâ.
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Note: I previously posted some of this here.
I cannot speak to the human tragedy, Maui-like, events that are still unfolding; however, I have a few things to share about Otis that augments what was said in the first video above.
There were three predecessor storms to Otis; all occurred this October, and all hit Mexico from the Pacific coast. All four showed (to me) the typical signs of being artificially started and sustained. Fortunately, NOAA posts storm histories; here is the list for the 2023 Eastern Pacific ones. Understand that NOAA posts only the last 240 satellite images near the end of storm tracking, so the overall usefulness of the links below are a mixed bag⌠but, there is enough to explain Otis I think.
Lidia: October 3-11, 2023, Cat-4, Puerta Vallarta
Max: October 8-10, 2023, Tropical Storm, Guerrero
Norma: October 17-23, 2023, Cat-1, Cabo San Lucas
Otis: October 22-25, 2023, Cat-5, Acapulco
Pilar: October 28-??, 2023 Tropical Storm? El Salvador?
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The NOAA satellite imagery for Otis is missing four hours 07:10â11:00 UTC (1:10â05:10AM Acapulco time). Although the missing hours arenât part of the archived NOAA link above, there absence is noteworthy because that period was part of the rapid intensification of Otis.
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But⌠if one looks at the Lidia animation, they will see the same behaviors Otis demonstrated. The colors red, black and white increasingly represent the coldest and highest clouds. I recommend watching all 240 frames at the highest speed setting and then watching it by single stepping through the frames.
After lollygagging for seven days off the coast as Tropical Storm Lidia, the video starts with a very disorganized storm at 00:40z. At 04:00z, a black spot suddenly appears and grows very quickly, both higher and broader. As a matter of fact, the bursts of black and white appear more like explosions than they do a cyclonic storm. Where does the energy come from to cause such a rapid and isolated rise (cold updraft) of water vapor? Is there a volcano with a hot cone forming below the storm? No, just ocean water with a homogenous temperature. One can even see lateral (not spiral) lines of color radiating from the explosions. Also visible are telltale signs of chemtrails and air mass manipulation. Understand that none of this is new, it is normal. Not natural, but very normal.
With AI, chemicals, radiated energy and much practice, they no longer need to walk systems across the Atlantic.
I watched Otis as it ramped up and saw that it was a real spinner, but so was Lidia. Unlike Maui, I didnât bother reporting it here because there such little news about Lidia and Norma.
As for the absence of rain, all I can suggest is that âtheyâ may have wanted to use the remaining water vapor elsewhere. Once aloft, water vapor can be transported great distances around the globe.
UPDATE: They just named TD-19 âPilarâ. Letâs all watch together, shall we?
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Perhaps someone else is trying out a new geoengineering toy.
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