Both the NEXRAD and the communication towers are using microwave electromagnetic radiation. Radar systems years ago operated in the radio wave part of the spectrum but have since made the shift to microwave because it gives them better detail. Microwaves can either reflect or penetrate depending on what is needed. To track weather or other things in the atmosphere, the signals need to reflect and not penetrate in order for the antenna to read the signals. All the geoengineering that is being sprayed into the atmosphere contain metals that can expand the reflectivity and it also gives them the ability to conduct - thereby enhancing their ability to tweak the weather. There are a number of tools they have at their disposal to modify the weather. "He who controls the weather controls the world." LBJ

NEXRAD is a joint operation between the FAA, NWS, and the Air Force. Anything that has ties to the military is suspect and is all tied together in the big picture. So much that is used by the military is classified as dual use technology. That means commercial technology can also concurrently be used by the military - and often is covertly. The clot shots also fit into that dual use classification. Therefore, the possibility exists that elements in the clot shots can be affected by electromagnetic radiation given the right parameters. Whether this is what is actually taking place is anyone's guess - but the possibility cannot be ruled out. Any of this technology has the capacity to be weaponized.

The problem with microwaves is that they don't travel as far as radio waves, so you need more stations to get the coverage. Microwaves also have a greater ability to penetrate and be absorbed by biological systems. Real 5G uses millimeter wavelength instead of the micrometer range. I have noticed that some of the towers designated as 5G are not actually emitting millimeter signals. They are actually using a lower frequency band of Sub6 5G that is not in the millimeter range but still faster than 4G LTE. I wonder if that is part of a slower rollout before they fully engage and move to a ubiquitous millimeter system. The public is less able to distinguish the differences in their environment and thereby make the connections. It has not been a sudden shift, but more of a slow incremental shift to smaller and smaller wavelengths.

Millimeter signals require a greater number of towers, because the shorter the wave length, the less distance it can travel. Areas that have masts installed all over the place, like in some larger cities almost on every corner and lamppost, are more than likely dealing with actual millimeter wave length signals. Therefore, if a person lives in one of these areas where there is a high concentration of masts, they are at much greater risk due to the exposure. The bottom line is that the electrification of our environment is not healthy and we are paying a heavy price for our technology.

What scares me is they are trying to move into the terahertz range, which are even shorter wavelengths that can travel even less distance. That means we would have to be completely surrounded by the crap to make their internet of things work. This is where LiFi comes in and LEDs are involved. (I was shocked when I metered the microwaves emitted by a simple LED lamp.) Terahertz waves rip through living tissue and can be extremely disruptive at the cellular level. This will not end well for any of us.