There is a strange coincidence between the nature of the weather in the East of Australia, the emergence of a powerful tropical cyclone "Oswald", which is reflected on the map of the status of the HAARP installation and activity of the system of high-frequency impact on the ionosphere.



Here's a map of HAARP Status of this territory. Indications for the Eastern regions of Australia close to 10. In the video data is provided on the activities of the HAARP installation in the same period of time.

Besides the weather anomaly, as it was already informed, the residents of the coastline of some cities are faced with another oddity, release of two, and sometimes 3-meter layer foamy mass.

The results of extreme weather events is summarized in the message to Reuters.

Thousands of residents of the state of Queensland and New South Wales were evacuated.

Floods in two Australian States on Tuesday, November 29, were four people, thousands of people were forced to leave their homes, Reuters reported.

In Australia two States were affected by the floods, there are victims

Due to heavy rains accompanying the tropical cyclone "Oswald", for the last three days in parts of Queensland and New South Wales has fallen more than 200 mm (8 inches) of precipitation, causing the river overflowed the banks, and the local town were flooded. Because of the floods in those States disrupted rail and air traffic, stopped a coal mining.

The most affected town of Bundaberg, Rockhampton and Ipswich in Queensland, and Lismore and Grafton in New South Wales. A group of 14 helicopters in Tuesday night evacuated more than a thousand people from Queensland. Rescue operations are continuing in the present time.

"In Queensland crazy weather broke a lot of hearts" - stated the Prime Minister of Australia Julia Gillard.

Among the victims of the floods was three-year-old boy who was hit by falling tree in the capital of the state of Cleveland Brisbane, after which he was taken to hospital where he later died.

In Bundaberg inundated more than 2,000 homes, 7.5 thousand people were evacuated. Helicopters still remove people from the roofs of houses.

Residents of Brisbane warned about the need to boil all drinking water, because the main water treatment station of the city was closed due to the inability to cope with a powerful stream of dirty water from the Brisbane river.

However, the level of flood waters this year is significantly lower than in similar flood in Brisbane 2011, the damage from which amounted to $6,87 billion Flood 2011 reduced gross domestic product Australia 0.5%, as the coal mining in Klivlende declined by almost $6 billion, and agricultural production - almost $1.8 billion

"It is still too early to talk about the financial impact" - noted the Treasurer of Australia Wayne Swan.