Well, there's been a lot of stuff out there with hurricanes and weather manipulation, what with Sandy coming in to shore now, and looking like it will have some "fun" in the northeastern U.S. See Ben Fulford's latest post, for example. And the latest Poof post, where he had this link. And see today's American Kabuki's post, here.

This is not an extensive research report. But I'm just pointing out a few things I noticed from a brief "what is going on with the "Morphed Integrated Microwave Imagery" (MIMIC) from this website (at the University of Wisconsin, which, as we all "know", is a hub of hurricane activity). For those who are in a more elevated geek-type mode,

"The Morphed Integrated Microwave Imagery at CIMSS (MIMIC) product provides a radar-like visualization of the evolution of TC structure using advanced image morphing algorithms. The final product is a synthetically-derived animation at 15 minute intervals between two authentic passive microwave satellite images. The morphing routines utilize an advection/rotation scheme based on the current reported TC wind speed estimates."

These MIMIC images center on eye of the hurricane vortex, and follow the progress day by day.

So here's the deal. Clearly something went on with Sandy. Check out these images (animated GIFs, which may take a short time to upload; please be patient; all times GMT). These are from http://tropic.ssec.wisc.edu/real-time/mimic-tc/2012_18L/webManager/mainpage.html (you may go there and check for yourself, as well as download a Java version, which gives you more control over the images).

Sandy, 10-25-12. Note anomalies at 6 and 16 hr (cones in upper right quadrant).

Sandy, 10-26-12. Note anomalies at 16 and 23 hr (cone, big fat red bar, in upper right quadrant).

Sandy, 10-27-12. Note anomaly from 0 to 22 hr (big fat red bar, upper right quadrant).

Now jump ahead to today...
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