March 31, April 1, 2005, in San Francisco area..Anyone feel anything odd?

[evolvenow]

I was feeling great, in a store and all of a sudden felt very dizzy and weak, like my legs were about to buckle under, it continued for over 45 minutes. I am very sensitive to electricity, microwave, magnetic fields. I usually feel this for a split second before and during earthquakes. It lessened when I was about a mile away. Very, very strange. There was a tornado a few days ago, which is unheard of in this area. Reports of ELF, GWEN, microwave towers in the Tenderloin area of San Francisco and Monterey. Seriously, anyone experience anything similar? Thanks.

[Vektor]

1. Actually...

I was staying at a hotel on Post Street, and I did feel the faint tremors of the building shaking, and for several hours later that day I felt very sickly for no reason - basically head-achey and weak. I also had a horrible allergy/asthma like attack and had trouble breathing, and I do not suffer from asthma or allergies. It was on the 31st at about 5PM.

Weird.

[evolvenow]

2. Exactly, that was the same time I felt it. Did it go away? How are you

feeling?

[Vektor]

3. Fine now..

Thanks for asking...I actually recovered after I got a good night's sleep - but I felt foul that day. How are you feeling?

[evolvenow]

4. I am ok, but feel really fatigued and have this feeling of pressure...

I cannot explain it. I felt it the week before the tsunami in Dec. and I felt it the night before the big earthquake recently in Indonesia. There is a lot of activity going on, but my sense is that this is not just natural activity, it has a heaviness to it. Are you aware of these types of feelings? I know it is not common. Thanks for asking.

Were you in SF on March 27, the day of the tornado?

This site has some strange links, but this information was pretty compelling:

http://www.mindcontrolforums.com/gwen-haarp-satellite-gps-emf-control-grid.htm
GWEN Towers, HAARP & Satellite GPS_EMF Control Grid

I thought of this article when I heard about the tornado, that it ripped of metal roofs and that a specialist form Monterey had been sent to Sf. All very unusual.

[Vektor]

5. I have heard of it...

Some people are extremely sensitive to changes in barometric pressures and seismic activity, acutely so, in fact. Usually this is more common in animals, dogs especially. Some people have these hypersensitivities also. There are any number of things that can throw off the body's natural rhythms, and bizarre weather and environmental phenomena can definitely do the trick. I was there on the 27th actually, but had no idea a tornado had occurred - it sure as heck was windy that day, though.

[evolvenow]

6. Have you ever felt, the way you felt that day/night? Are you generally

sensitive to weather, shifts+? Thanks so much for writing, I was starting to wonder if it was just me.

[Vektor]

7. I've had the

unexplained malaise a few times, but never the respiratory problems. Part of it may have been the wind kicking up allergens, but I just felt "bad" in a non-descript sort of way during that time...
I do suffer from pretty bad seasonal effective disorder.

[evolvenow]

9. Do you live near Seattle? it is beautiful up North, but the lack of sunshi

ne is challenging. Have you had any luck with light therapy, I have heard that it helps? Take good care of yourself and thanks again for your kind responses, I appreciate it.

[Vektor]

10. You're welcome.

I live in Northern CA, actually, and while we do get our fair share of sun, the winters are quite dismal and rainy. About this time of year, I start feeling a little better. Daylight savings time helps.

Well, I better try to get some sleep, or I'll miss the sunshine tomorrow!

Take care, and I hope you get to feeling better.

[evolvenow]

22. kick

[evolvenow]

8. Here is an article about it, quite a trip, ey?

http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2005/03/21/MNGPVBSH2P1.DTL


South San Francisco got a taste of Dorothy's Kansas on Sunday when what authorities called a "probable tornado" whirled through town, ripping off roofs, pulling down power lines and breaking windows and then flinging the debris for blocks.

Firefighters who responded to dozens of calls from frantic residents during the rare twister at 3:40 p.m. said it was amazing that no one was injured.

"The floor began to shake and then all the people outside began to run indoors, yelling 'tornado,' " said Jorge Lozano, 20, who was working in the Ayar Produce store near downtown. "Then everything was blowing around in the store, pinatas, all of the stuff on the shelves. The windows blew out, and everyone was screaming. There was glass all over."

At least 40 buildings -- 20 homes and 20 businesses, including a fire station under construction -- were damaged as the swirling winds ran a wild 3-mile path across the city, from Westborough to the San Francisco Bay. The twister also uprooted towering trees, caused gas leaks and knocked out power to about 1,500 residents.

South San Francisco Fire Chief Philip White said that one home had to be evacuated because of extensive damage. Throughout the city, residents were stepping around snapped power lines and cleaning up pieces of roofs from houses blocks away. Traffic lights, some twisted, were out at many intersections. "I've been with the South San Francisco Fire Department for 22 years and I've never seen anything like this," White said.
(snip)

[shanti]

15. yep

we had one in sacramento a month or so ago, and we NEVER get them either. someone is fiddling with the weather, methinks.

[evolvenow]

16. Agree, up to no good. The sky was full of chemtrails that whole afternoon.

kick


yikes

[seventythree]

17. whoaa -- chemtrails?

Not long ago, there was a post from an Iowan asking if anyone had noticed the chem trails. I live in NW Illinois, and I had seen them in the am -- the Iowan in the pm. What's up with those?

[shanti]

18. funny you should mention chemtrails

when i rode in on the train today, i noticed MANY chemtrails in sac. hmmmmm

[fujiyama]

11. Sounds like

you have super powers - almost like a spidey sense or something ;-)

[CreekDog]

12. Tornadoes are rare in the Bay Area, but not unheard of

Every few years we get one.

It's not mind control, it's just weather. :o)

[dbt]

13. HAARP must be considered.

[evolvenow]

14. Do you know what I am talking about? I literally could barely walk home,

it was so strong. I would appreciate any insight or info? Thanks.

kick

[REP]

19. Every Fucking Day

But I have an inner ear problem and very low blood pressure; I often have periods of vertigo and near syncope. Wish it were chemtrails or ELF or GWEN or GLEN/GLENDA because then I could go to a shrink or take antipsychotics and make it aaaaaaaalllllll go away.

[evolvenow]

20. kick

[evolvenow]

21. Anyone in SF bay area? No earthquakes are listed at that time, but people

felt as if something like an earthquake happened. Thanks.
kick

[omega minimo]

23. Tornadoes in the Sacramento Valley again on Friday the 8th

A "tornado warning" as it moved across the region from west to east. Both the previous week's tornado and this one touched down in the Natomas Basin, which is the deepest part of the floodplain in Sacramento-- and has been developed for the past decade. Interesting that the twister is inclined to touch the ground there both times.

Weather patterns have been noticably changing over the last 7-10 years in the Valley-- summers have been cooler, with fewer LONG hot spells. Are we "benefitting" from global warming?

Haven't heard anything else about the energies you're sensing. A separate question: are you sensitive to solar flares?

[Blue_In_AK]

24. Would you guys get all this weird weather stuff

straightened out before the 19th, please? We arrive in SF about 2:00 in the afternoon that day. I don't want any surprises.