July 18th, 2014; 0130
So after a day of strong signals in addition to turf-wars
across the middle by all three, tonight the signals have reverted back to
varying from strong to weak and mainly remain on the weaker side – at least
from this evening’s not preferred monitoring location. Unsure if directional wind factors are
prevailing. For yet again, this all
would seem contrary to what would be expected given the conditions – but it was
a particularly clear day today ( / yesterday, Thursday, the 17th).
Ultimately, until I get some full-time monitoring equipment,
I don’t really know if I am merely reinventing the wheel or not, with my
studying of the signal strengths and factors thereof. However, one thing of which I am nearly totally
sure/confident is that no one else has ever seemed to look at the particular
correlation of which I blog. I think
that is weird, given all the billions of dollars given to the tornado
researchers in places like OK, and the likes, to study the phenomena of
tornadoes. I also think it’s weird that
the tornado researchers have never seemed to even be remotely interested in
those ‘thinking-outside-the-box’ or with differing paradigms and differing
ideas on the subject.
It takes open minds to learn new things. Of this I’m fairly sure.
AVT, P.E.
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