Sept. 25/26th, 2013
Weaker signals of the last few hours on the heels of exceptionally
strong signals for a day and a half or so caused me to go to a more controlled
listening point to take a current snapshot of the signals. As I was beginning to think I was merely reinventing
the wheel, I was also beginning to think I should take down this blog from
public view for a while.
However, in the midst of the darkness of indecision and
possible failure, I realized that while in fact maybe half the time I was
merely reinventing the proverbial wheel, upon further review, maybe half the time I was not. I realized that the other half of the time I maybe
have not been confirming so-called common knowledge of long ago and that maybe
there was merit to my efforts.
It seems when the weather does not predict the weaker
signals is when something unique might be under observation. I will have to review logs/blog entries from
this blog to see if any such unique correlation possibly or actually exists
between my readings and tornadic storms in the nation’s Heartland. If so or either way, I may have base-lined my
observations – with any luck. At which point, should such a correlation
exist, I can begin to invoke other inputs as variables to the effort.
AVT
PS. I might return
and further revise this blog entry.
