Abstract: Intensity increases in tornadoes result from electrical and magnetic conditions from cloud rotation that establish the appropriate environment for electromagnetic induction of conductive materials to heat energy. The means of slowing down or stopping a tornado begins by first predicting an area of possible tornadic activity. The path of said tornado must also be anticipated to determine the firing location of a laser or release of chemical agents. The laser and/or chemicals must be fired or dispersed ahead of the tornado to subdue the storm. Ideally, the laser will be fired in the direct path of the tornado with a lead time of at least thirty minutes.

Abstract: Intensity increases in hurricanes result from electrical and magnetic conditions from cloud rotation that establish the appropriate environment for electromagnetic induction (EMI) of conductive materials, to heat energy. The means of slowing down or redirecting a hurricane begins by first locating a hurricane or tropical depression. The path of said hurricane must be anticipated in order to effectively slow down, reduce intensity and steer the hurricane. By removing salt and other conductive materials from its path, a hurricane can be steered to cooler waters where the energy sources for said hurricane are not sufficient to sustain the storm. To maximize disruption of hurricanes steps should be taken as early in formation as possible to disrupt the electrical connection and accumulation of charged materials.