Hi everybody, passing along information that was passed along to me, the ITC re-ignited oh wow, it re-ignited. Here we go again. Dear Park, Harris County, Houston, Texas. More smoke for you guys, more chemicals. If you look closely at the smoke, you will see some pink and reddish colors. Not just the very dark gray. Can you see it? Maybe you'll have to click on the link below to watch it yourself. Now this is live. Let's go. That's at the beginning. Let's just check it out. That this chemical spill and fire have caused in the distress. They've caused so many people in the last couple of days. And we're all keeping our fingers crossed that there are no more flare-ups as they try to remove all that product from that area there. What about this? I'm very excited. Are these are vapor? They've been saying during this live broadcast, I did listen to it for a few minutes. That they don't know what chemicals are in these tanks and burning off into the air that you breathe. It looks like the smokest dot-down, which is a good sign. Maybe they are getting it under control. Let's see. Flooding. Now it's Will Wilington, Missouri. More flooding, more flooding, more flooding, more towns in Missouri have been evacuated. Low-lying part of St. Joseph evacuated as Missouri River crests at near record levels. The Missouri River is expected to crest Saturday night. Several areas evacuated. St. Joseph's, well, Craig, we know, has been submerged. Willington. And since it's going to continue until Saturday evening, we could be looking at more. Towns evacuated. Parkville is another one. But look at this. Missouri lawmaker introduces bill that would require residents to own an AR-15. Wow. Well, that sure is different. And maybe this lawmaker knows something. Know something that is about to happen? Who knows? But I wanted to show you this. Well, whoa. Never saw this on the site. Is it a glitch? Or are we looking at massive pulses? This was supposed to be bomb cyclone that was to hit the northeast. Well, it never manifested into a bomb cyclone. But you can see all of the extremely low frequencies. If this is not a glitch, and this is due to the pulsating radar, the Doppler radar, then we're looking at intense, intense pulses. So where is that bomb cyclone? Didn't manifest. We sure have Doppler radar pulsing out frequencies. Are we looking at more rainfall in Nebraska? What are the chances? Perhaps. I, you know, this, what they are doing, it really is making it very hard to determine whether or not weather is actually happening. But Southern California is still still lighting up like a Christmas tree. All right. What else do we have? We've got next dose of spring snow to arrive early next week in Northeastern, US. Let's see. We'll continue throughout the north east on this fronny, the combination of wind and snow and rain and battery surf will lead to definitely some travel disruptions as well as coastal concerns. And notice some of the wind speeds here, upwards of 40 to 45, close to 50 miles per hour in gas. The highest winds tonight for much of the interior and coastal portion of the Northeastern early Saturday. You notice some spots could be topping 55 even close to 60 miles per hour. So isolated damaging winds with the potential for power outages and tree damage that will all be a possibility at the same time to snow well underway now. As we talk about areas from Utica to Syracuse, north of Albany. So again, the Hudson Valley lower elevations here, mainly looking at rain. But as you add some elevation to the mix or go far enough north and west, a completely different story. Also the Berkshires, the Green the White Mountains into western Maine looking at heavy snow today into tonight with very difficult travel. Now, the wind, of course, playing a role in that and the combination of the heavy wet snow and the wind will likely lead to some power outages. Check out how are you guys doing up in this area? Let us know, please. I do want to also I forgot to mention that power has been turned off. Kansas City power and light says that because of the flooding, crews have shut off power to some customers in five communities, including St. Joseph, which has a population of 75,000. Yep. And town of Elwood, 1200 residents have been urged to leave. Wow. A whole lot is going on. Vaughn. When did we start naming winter storms? When? And you know, look, these forecast, boy, are these meteorologists getting some flak in their real life from people like, are they being laughed at? Because they report things in such a dramatic way and then it doesn't happen. Sometimes it does when that's really unfortunate. But listen to this. Well, we now have a name to winter storm in the Northeast. We're calling it winter storm Vaughn. And this is kind of a weird situation because normally, you know, we know a day or two ahead that there are going to be this many people under warnings, this large of an area so it meets our criteria. And so we'll put out, you know, the name of the storm in advance. But this is just kind of interesting because the storm is in progress already. And we got some late warnings that came out from the weather service. And so did you hear that? All right. The storm was in progress already and then we got the warnings and this is kind of unusual. Normally we get warnings, but they don't have any clue what the hell was going on with the weather. As well. Just wanted to let you know that the argon grass fire is. Under control, it did climb up to 189 acres. All evacuations have been lifted. And it doesn't seem that any homes were burnt down, which is really good. No homes or structures have been burned. But hey, let's talk about Mueller. Oh my God. Finally, the investigation's over. It's concluded. Public still in the dark, though, DC gripped. Halt down to leaks. No more indictments. We have so many Americans who are in desperate need of help. Let's focus on this shit that goes on endlessly. Yep, priorities. All links are below.