Maybe Weather Manipulation Over Czechia

The weather in the Czech Republic has been very wild in recent days. Of course, there were always some extraordinary events in the weather, but usually not so intense and especially not recurring for many days in a row. The Czech Republic is in a temperate climate zone, it is not an area of hurricanes and the like.

Nevertheless, since 18 June we have been experiencing a number of extremely large storms and intense rains, which are usually interrupted only for one to two days. Temperatures even up to 35 C which is also unusual.

Southern Bohemia - sudden rainstorm took the stone pavement.

The shocking image from the meteoradar deepens the suspicion that the storm activity over the Czech Republic is artificially moderated and controlled through geoengineering and the laying of chemtrails over the territory of the Czech Republic! On Tuesday, a belt formation appeared over the highlands, forming a sharply circumscribed storm rectangle like a razor! Are the globalists ready for wind and rain?

Windy.com - meteo radar 28th June 

aeronet.news - Czech alternative web wrote:

For a few seconds, a rectangular and sharply demarcated formation appeared over the Highlands (Vysočina), which we in the editorial office called the "razor" and sent the picture to colleagues on an alternative to the USA, if they could tell us what we see. And we really learned things that literally freeze.
According to colleagues from the Infowars server, this is a so-called "band razer" in the sense of a razor band, which is caused by a high content of accumulated aluminum particles in the atmosphere, which pushes and rolls a storm cloud in front of it. resembles a stripe. This phenomenon was first reported in the United States in the mid-1990s in Los Angeles, when aluminum additives began to be used in aircraft fuels. A side effect of this formation is the typical trail that the razor leaves behind.

In the photo of meteoradar, you can see the trail very clearly. According to colleagues from Infowars, this concentrated cylinder in the form of a strip is a precursor to the possible formation of a tornado. In fact, due to the pressure drop, one of the ends of the cylinder can fall to the ground and form a funnel. However, according to colleagues from Infowars, this belt above Vysočina is "extremely huge" and they have never seen anything like it in their lives.
Long droughts and subsequent chemized storms are taking arable land into rivers, as in Africa! What is the goal of this process?

What do we actually see on the map? Above the highlands is a huge cylinder of water mixed with salts of particles, mainly aluminum, which increases the density of the water cylinder. It leaves behind a completely clear and sharply demarcated trace of different precipitation volumes on the radar. The passage of the cylinder thus changes the flow of air and moisture, which is manifested by a sharp transition with the area where the passage of the cylinder did not occur. This creates a streak as if behind a razor
Do you know what is worse than droughts and floods? Washing arable land from fields into rivers!

                     Storm clouds sitting for two or three days over Central and Northern Bohemia

In recent years, the Czechia has suffered from extreme drought and a lack of moisture in the soil. However, the heavy rains of recent days do not help, on the contrary, their extraordinary intensity of 60-80 mm of precipitation in a few hours represents a tenth of the year-round average precipitation and causes major problems.

Many cars destroyed by hails

Due to heavy rains, a piece of rock fell on the tracks  near capital Praha

The problematic wheater is not yet over. Very strong thunderstorms are expected with torrential rains of around 50 millimeters, hail over two centimeters and gusts of wind around 90 kilometers per hour says the meteorological forecast for Friday 1st July 2022.

 Thanks for reading and wishing you good wheather

                                                                                                Margaret