Government Geo-Engineering Mayhem Chaos Terror Continues to Strike Central Mid-Western States, while 7 Victims' Lives Were Claimed of Rapid Storm Reaching 100 mph Gusts and Winds Path of Destruction

Tuesday May 21st, 2024, 11:24 PM reporting for Saturday, May 18th, 2024, 3:18 AM- Harris County Texas, Houston area- 7 victims' lives have claims, after they have died when a killer storm, attacks everything destroyed in its path resulting in multiple area power outages, extended regional wreckage and in circumventing the county from the aftermath of wicked weather torn apart power lines and tree branches and collapsed brick walls, state representatives commented Friday.

Three other deaths had been reported in the that which First Responders and Emergency Management Services is still assessing the damages which is unarticulated in Harris Country, according to law enforcement Sheriff Ed Gonzales remarked, and the four-group stayed in the Harris Country area, according to expert representatives.

A total survey of data released report that shown 550,000 homes and businesses were unsustainable without power in Texas prior Saturday- down from the edge of close to a million. The overestimated figured are more than average information of read data important as dispatched as the National Weather Service warned of temperature increasing to around 90 degrees this weekend.

"Don’t overdo yourself during the cleanup process," its Houston service warned.

There was much to clean up after the deadly storms, though.

There was an EF-1 tornado with 110-mph winds in Cypress, and Houston saw straight-line winds that peaked at 100 mph, the National Weather Service said.

“This kind of wind is something we have not seen in Harris County since Hurricane Alicia in 1983,” Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, the top government executive in the county, said at a news conference Friday.

Hurricane Alicia was a small hurricane but was a Category 3 when it made landfall near San Luis Pass on Aug. 18, 1983. It killed 21 people, according to the weather service, and total damage from it and its effects totaled more than $3 billion.

Unaccounted for in Harris Country surrounding the Houston area, the bodies of three victims had been located including a man that has stumbled while attempting to move a collapsed power pole. Another victim was a woman who has been killed in a trailer park home after lightning struck the structure, impacting it and started a fire. There was another man who was discovered killed going to his truck to plug in an Oxygen tank after the power disabled.

From the two-victim reported to be killed, they were pronounced dead from no response of vitals. The two people from among the four who were killed Houston were killed by knocked trees, and a third person had been killed after First Responders received word of another fatality. A crane blew over, and the situation of the fourth victim killed were unknown details until a media correspondence by news outlets.

Houston Mayor John Whitmire responded that the city experienced "“an exceptionally strong storm" Thursday evening.

Both he and Hidalgo signed disaster declarations in the wake of the storms. The declarations allow additional authority and aid.

“Houstonians, stay at home tonight. The recovery will go through to tomorrow,” Whitmire said Friday. He compared the winds to Hurricane Ike that struck in 2008, and said there was "considerable damage downtown."

CenterPoint Energy said in a statement that outages from the storm peaked at around 922,000 homes and businesses.

Restoration in the hardest-hit areas could take days, the utility said.

There were nearly 550,000 customers without power in Houston as of around 2 a.m. Saturday, according to poweroutage.us, and nearly 600,000 without power across the south. That includes outages in Louisiana, Florida and North Carolina.

Windows were blown out in buildings in downtown Houston. Trees crashed onto homes and winds ripped away parts of houses in other parts of the city. A roof over gas station pumps was thrown to the ground, taking the supports with it.

Kathleen Cox was in her home folding clothes and knew a storm was coming through. She doesn't hear very well, but thought she heard something and went to investigate.

“I just saw the tree in the house,” Cox said, pointing to the tree still leaning into her home Friday. "Oh dear, I don't need anything else in my life right now."

"It wasn't like this during any of the hurricanes," Cox said. "You know, trees were down but never completely uprooted like that."

The cause of the storm will be claimed as climate change by the government media complex, but too coincidental given the multiple activities of regional tragedies popping up in various activities, simultaneous weather cloud seeding using Sodium Oxide chemtrail aerosol pellet disbursement. Government environment projects especially, from HARRP and DARPA with heat modification has been an unreported factor in attempt to military economic class warfare census replacement.