This is a 7 year old article at this point, thus Project Cirrus will turn 77 years old on October 13, 2024. As for the name Cirrus, it was perfect for ’47 (Cirrus=47). The name ‘Cirrus’ also equates to 74, and the qualifying windspeeds for a hurricane are 74 MPH.

Keep in mind the Appalachians just got wiped out in the aftermath of this program (Appalachians=47).

As for the 77th anniversary coming this year, the article is from NOAA (NOAA=77, United States=77, Secret Society=77). Keep in mind North Carolina just got smashed (North Carolina=77).

NOAA stands for National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration=263, 56th prime — Hurricane=56).

And notice the General Electric piece (General Electric=74 & 88, Cirrus=74 & 88).

Project Cirrus also connects with ‘water’ (Project Cirrus=67, Water=67).

https://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hurricane_blog/70th-anniversary-of-the-first-hurricane-seeding-experiment

Notice, Vince Schaefer’s experiment that inspired Project Cirrus came November 13, 1946, exactly 11 months earlier, or, “47 weeks” and days.

Also, notice his experiment was done in the Berkshire Mountains (Berkshire Mountains=86, Project Cirrus=86).

From October 13, 1947 to the first admitted act of weather warfare, August 15, 1952, was 252 weeks and 4 days later, thus it was the 253rd week since Project Cirrus (Vincent Schaefer=253).

Also, notice that he died on July 25, the 206th day of the year (Cloud Seeding=86).

The date can also be written 25/7 (257, 55th prime — Cloud Seeding=55, Schenectady=55).

Keep in mind the word ‘military’ equates to 55 as well. In fact, look at that overlap with his hometown Schenectady and ‘military,’ both equating to 44, 55 & 107.

It is a reminder that Kurt Vonnegut’s book Cat’s Cradle, which discusses the scientific madness of “Ice-9,” was inspired by the research his brother, Bernard Vonnegut, did at Schenectady, regarding the same subject matter, weather warfare. It was Bernard who discovered that Silver Iodide could be used to seed clouds (Project Cirrus=86 & 67, Cat’s Cradle=86 & 67).

Notice that he died in ’97 (Hurricane=97).

He died 239 days after his birthday (239, 52nd prime — Flood=52, Earth=52, Hurricane=52).

Notice he left GE in ’52…

Funny enough, Cat’s Cradle was published on the 77th day of the year, coinciding with the powerful storms tearing apart the Southeast while NOAA is 77 years old.

And also curious, Kurt Vonnegut died on the 152nd day of his age (Felix Hoenikker=152).

FYI, every Kurt Vonnegut novel is the truth. How fitting does his first title seem now?