Enjoying a Late Afternoon Soaking Rain

May 27, 2026

The OR shift completed yesterday, leading to today's rain. Yesterday morning and afternoon, a last flying frenzy came through and the trails quickly gave way to clear skies, as OR overtook DOR.

Low, rolling clouds drifted in and filled the mountain valleys with fog. Fog is an indicator of an OR shift in the atmosphere, and this occurred exactly as the flights came through. When this happens, it means the window of opportunity for DOR based flight will close quickly, and it did. By afternoon, the sky was clear, with only a few low OR clouds remaining.

This morning began with pristine OR skies, the energetic shift having completed, allowing the conditions for rain. The sky was impeccable and without any trace of pollution and the clouds were like cotton balls floating past the mountains.

In mid afternoon, the OR clouds built up and we had a little OR splatter of large rain drops and sleet. This happens when OR is very high leading up to a storm. Much of the time, OR clouds simply evaporate without rain and the rain comes later, but when OR is especially dominant, we can see a little preview. After the preview, predictably, we had a period where the sun broke through before the official storm began.

This evening, we're enjoying a healthy rainfall, much more than the less than one tenth of an inch predicted by NWS. They have added to the forecast that we could get more rain during thunderstorms. We have not had any thunder, but we have certainly gotten a good soaking so far, with the rain barrels already filling up.

The feeling is more like winter than spring today. It has been cold and is expected to get near freezing tonight. These conditions are possible now because the orgone saturation is very high from widespread orgonite gifting in the west. People don't know about the gifting, but many are finally catching on as to the great increase in rain in California.