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What a way to spend the holidays.
WEATHER TIMELINE
Queensland has been hit by waves of brutal weather conditions over the past week, as many begin their holiday season from weather conditions that many people have called suspicious.
TOTT News is back up and running after the south-east (where we are located) was rocked by a huge storm in the evening in Christmas night, leaving over 100,000 homes without power.
This would follow chaotic conditions further up north, and come before even more would be set to hit today as I write this article.
Let’s take a look at the timeline of events here in Queensland for the 2023 holiday season.
Far-North Cyclone
It all began roughly two weeks ago with Tropical Cyclone Jasper.
It hit the coast as a category two cyclone and took almost five days to move west, leaving a metre of rain and devastated communities in its wake.
Cyclones are not hugely unusual up north, but the impacts were still a rough site to see.
Multiple regions were hard-hit by record flooding that destroyed homes and infrastructure, with farmers and their crops wiped out in the wake of what they call a failure by BOM.
the aftermath struggle continuing for most of the fortnight.
The Douglas Shire Council, north of Cairns, issued an emergency warning late on Thursday for the Mossman, Port Douglas and Newell Beach areas, advising residents water access will be compromised.
The Douglas Shire have lost access to drinking water after landslides damaged the treatment plant.
The wild weather conditions would move further down south for Christmas, with residents in south-east regions unaware they would soon be hit by similar destruction.
Christmas Night South-East
A massive super storm smashed over south-east regions of Queensland on Christmas night, causing a path of chaos in its wake, including widespread power outages and flooding.
The forecasted wind speeds of 106-160 km/hour were enough for a tornado warning to be issued.
And, although we can see this BOM tweet here warning people on Christmas morning of the coming weather, most phones did not receive the emergency alert as notifications until the storm was hitting.
Meaning, if you weren’t following BOM on social media or taking the time between spending time with your family to check in with their posts, you had no idea this was coming so hard.
Endless lighting strikes were seen in the skies with monster winds in very unusual scenes for the region.
Premier Miles said SES crews received nearly 1000 requests for assistance during the storm.
The following morning, Boxing Day, massive amounts of damage were revealed to power network infrastructure, with Energex updates telling people the earliest update would be 31/12/23.
“There’s been 900 power lines taken down by these storms – they did a great job overnight reconnecting 25,000 houses but there are still tens of thousands of Queenslanders who are without power,” Miles said.
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Energex said they first had to repair their infrastructure to ensure it was safe to begin work on individual streets, and as this article is being written, most of Tamborine and some of Jimboomba are still waiting.
The Following Days
But this wasn’t the end of it. In Queensland, as those who live here know, rain in summer doesn’t make things better, it makes things much more humid and sticky, with a heatwave hitting Boxing Day.
Many people lost much of their Christmas food leftovers, and had no air conditioning or fans to deal with the scorching Queensland tropical heat as they awaited an update from Energex in their flooded houses.
As of Friday afternoon, 27,400 properties across the south-east were yet to have their power restored, including almost 2,000 in Jimboomba, where temperatures soared to 38C.
Eventually the conditions settled down a bit, but according to the Bureau of Meteorology, Queensland wasn’t out of the clear just yet with more “vicious” storms forecasted for today.
The warning said “several waves of thunderstorms” would be hitting the sunshine state, with large hail, lightning and heavy rain already being recorded as this article is being typed, although further north.
This was absolutely not the way Queenslanders wanted to spend their Christmas and holiday period, after years of lockdown and ‘COVID’ restrictions finally easing up last year.
Many people and weather watchers have taken to social media to highlight strange anomalies in the storm patterns, highlighting reoccurring concerns with the role of geoengineering in all of this.
Was this yet again the work of the master weather manipulators?
‘NOT NATURAL’
Many commentators have taken online to social media to share of their experiences from the events, particularly in the south-east, where very unusual scenes were repeatedly witnessed.
“This is not mother nature,” posted one user on Instagram.
Weather watcher Robert Deutsch, who has previously joined us on the podcast, spoke with Paul Seils about what he thought of the patterns, saying they show typical characteristics of pulsating waves.
With recent flooding events in QLD, during the middle of summer, we must always call into question if any suspicious activities are going on. See how Lismore and other regions were ‘rainbombed’ in 2022.
Let’s not forget that Anna Bligh purchased “rain making technology” from the Thai King in 2010.
“Queensland is set to be the first major region outside Thailand where the rain-making technology will be put into full effect.“
“The climate and geology of Queensland drought area is very similar to some parts of Thailand. So we’re quite sure this technology can be used effectively in Queensland,” MP Soothiporn told AAP at the time.
Since then, we have seen numerous geoengineering projects in Queensland, expanding beyond the longstanding practice of cloud seeding. One of the most recent taking place at the Great Barrier Reef.
Queensland officials were quick to ‘play dumb’ when asked about this project, stating they were “not aware” of any geoengineering projects undertaken since 2012.
Meanwhile, the federal government is looking to regulate ocean geoengineering due to the widespread nature of private experiments that have popped up in recent years. So who is telling the truth?
But we can’t forget about cloud seeding, either. Just a few days before Christmas, we shared a video highlighting just how this practice can influence wet weather conditions, causing more rain and snow.
Our popular piece highlighting the history of cloud seeding in Australia has also gained quite a bit of traffic once again in recent days, as (hopefully) more people are waking up to the weather masters.
If geoengineering is involved in these recent events (of course very difficult to ‘conclusively prove’ without insider leaks or access beyond on-the-ground reports), it is utterly shameful to do this at Christmas time.
What is supposed to be one of the happiest times of the year turned into a nightmare for Queensland.
What are your thoughts on these wild weather events?
Do you think geoengineering was involved in the intensifying of conditions?
Be sure to leave your thoughts in the comment section below!
Stay strong, Queenslanders!
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I filmed some “contrails” on 23rd December between Forbes and Orange, on my way to Sydney. I don’t know how to attach to this message.
Why not email Tott News and they can put it up for you, how much of a coincendence is that?
I believe you meant to state Chemtrails as Contrails are normal process from planes that only lasts a few mins and disappear.
Yep good chance they are playing with the weather, and will blame it on “climate change” to push their agendas of more control measures. Meanwhile the super rich are still building and driving their luxury ships around the globe, flying willy nilly, and consuming more resources and causing more pollution than the average Joe Blowfly.
See more at GeoengineeringWatch.org
Great article as always. Thank you.
Good detailed report on bad weather in Qld to end a tumultuous year. Good that TOTT News weathered the storm. My family spent Christmas at Kawana Waters on the Sunshine Coast…we had it easy: two brief thunderstorms with plenty of thunder, lightning and some rain, nothing destructive.
Best wishes to TOTT News, Ethan and Members in 2024.
I would rather get the weather forecast from Robert Deutsch on his social media channel. He has been spot on with his predictions of the weather in Australia for many years now. He should be employed by BOM at least we then would get true weather forecasts.
I was following Rob D on YouTube but he has been curiously missing for 3 months.
We live in the North West Slopes in a fairly unpopulated area and the extent of spraying b/4 Xmas and since has been unbelievable, probably around 50 to 70 planes spraying per day, even on NYE in the nite.
BTW I’ve subscribed to the site but am not getting emails.
Where is the North West Slopes? Do you follow GeoengineeringWatch.org? I know it is an American website but there is some useful information, we need something to collect all the data for Australia.
I have seen many chemtrails lately some have on my phone and then a couple of days later get hit with thunder storms and different changes to the weather patterns.
I wonder if QLD been hit with strange weather because of a Bullet Train tracks need to be built on the East Coast, so the weather needs to be bad. Just not sure Tottnews released this first or I found that information elsewhere.
I’ve been a sky watcher since my firefighting days , the last few years it’s been obvious to anyone with eyes to see the amount of geo engineering is increasing to the stage that we no longer have normal skies or weather patterns .
Instead we’re bombarded with weather manipulation from haarp systems that are virtually untraceable .
Our government have a lot to answer for . It’s such a pity they are not held to account . The weather manipulation is far more than chem trails.
Meanwhile on the opposite side of the country, Perth has been as dry as a dead dingo’s donga. Barely a drop for months. So far the fire crews and information networks have done an amazing job limiting damage, but we’ve still got a long summer ahead.