#astrometeorology

[hoodreader]

astrometeorology theories

astrometeorology is exactly what it sounds like: using planetary transits to predict weather & climate conditions. i’m new to it, but all of the coverage regarding the recent hurricanes (rest in peace everyone, i pray y’all get to safety in the affected locations) had me thinking… we should use astrology to protect ourselves during natural disasters or other dangerous weather conditions.

so this is part one. gradually, i hope to learn wayyy more! right now… we’re merely addressing different variations of weather.

sunniness strong sun. this doesn’t really need an explanation

wind the wind varies. mercury is wind, so i think u should read for aspects or conditions of mercury. moon to mercury will cause a chill. mars to mercury might cause a fast wind

rainless clouds saturn, being both dry and cold, obscures/blocks the sun without actually resulting in moisture… the gas giants overall might be able to be read for clouds anyways tho?

rain the moon is moisture. aspects between moon and other planets will determine the type of rain, for example, moon-saturn can be a drizzle. moon-jupiter/moon-neptune may be a downpour/heavy rain?

fog neptune is wet and obscuring so i think neptune itself is the planet of fog. i feel like saturn-jupiter or saturn-neptune is what indicates fog just bc saturn represents low things; things close to the earth & clouds are jupiter/neptune. neptune adds wetness & moisture… maybe moon-neptune or moon-jupiter can be an indication of fog

snow snow is both cold and wet. so moon (cold & wet) is indicated here. the weakness of the sun in the chart (sun as the sun aspecting malefics especially saturn, or being in detriment) can show snow (the heat of the sun is was prevents snowfall. lack of heat = snow). as snow is just frozen rain, the astrological conditions which correlate to rain can be read for snow however they must also have the conditions that cause frozenness. saturn freezes things, as it is traditionally the furthest from the sun. but u may also possibly read frozen things for pluto too, pluto is largely ice & it’s the only solid outer planet as well as it is modernly the furthest from the sun

rain storm we addressed that rainfall would be the moon. but a storm of rain would be read with uranus as a storm is an atmospheric disturbance and uranus does disturb. i can also see jupiter, bc it is known for its eternal storm. so moon-uranus or moon-jupiter can be read as a storm of wetness[?]. jupiter can be used to interpret the presence of thunder or lightning. i also see mars bc storms are defined as ‘violent.’ so moon-mars but with jovial influence nonetheless (like a moon-mars conjunction in pisces) but that could be read for any water related disaster

snow storm essentially, as i stated above, influence of uranus over what would indicate snowfall can result in a storm. mars as well, mars is also a cold planet in hellenistic however the condition of mars needs to cause coldness instead of warmth. uranus-saturn, uranus-moon in saturnian signs or with saturnian influence, etc

hail the indications are similar to that of snow. maybe stronger mars or uranus with saturn

floods flooding is going to be plutonic, neptunian, and lunar. as moon is what we read for moisture, read the moon’s conditions to understand the degree of moisture. uranus simply shows things we are unprepared for. pluto is where things are overbearing. neptune causes water disasters. jupiter causes abundance

tornado saturn and mercury maybe..? saturn is the planet of cycles and spinning things so maybe. i also see uranus and mercury. a tornado is a storm of clouds so that’s why i say that lol… tbh uranus will be read for any storm relating to wind. there’s a variation in temperature which causes the vortex so i think the sun is significant though i’m unsure how to connect that

tropical depressions, tropical storms, & hurricanes again, water disasters will be neptune. uranus is storms, especially storms of the sky.

tropical storms are no joke!!! so let’s stay together and stay educated: gofundme “how to help people affected by hurricanes” & gofundme for directly aiding helene victims! if you send a donation to the gofundme of a marginalized helene victim (at least $5USD) and send proof, i’ll provide a mini chart reading for u (word count: 1000-2000) 🤍 also, my general readings are open so if u want to just get a reading lmk, i’ll donate 25% to helene relief.

** marginalized people are the most disposed during the event of a natural disaster, war, or disease… so this is why i specify them. marginalization included but is not limited to blackness, queerness, and disability. **

please dm with inquiries! i hope this post was interesting.

[reachartwork]

Saint of Air

The grim Saint of Air has yet to touch down from the fateful flight that rendered them airborne and ascended. Instead, he travels the Jovian atmosphere, alone, isolated, tending to his storms while his activity is closely monitored by his astrometeorologically-inclined cult.

Find out more about the Cybersaints here

[linuxgamenews]

Experience the Excitement of Cosmic Storms in Stellaris

Cosmic Storms expansion launches its power in Stellaris sci-fi grand strategy game on Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the creative talents of developer Paradox Development Studio and Behaviour Rotterdam. Available on Steam, GOG, and Humble Store. Paradox Interactive has launched Cosmic Storms, the latest expansion for Stellaris, a sci-fi strategy game we all know and like. This new mechanical expansion, developed with Behaviour Interactive, brings a ton of fresh features. It's out now alongside the free 3.13 “Vela” update. This also includes bug fixes, gameplay upgrades, and UI tweaks. Due to make your Linux and Steam Deck gameplay that much better. Here’s the fun part of this expansion – the Cosmic Storms. These aren’t just any storms; there are 8 new types: Electric, Particle, Gravity, Magnetic, Radiant, Stardust, Shroud, and Nexus. They also replace the old Space Storms, showing up randomly on the map and moving through the galaxy. These storms grow, shrink, and change speed over time, so you’ve got to stay on your toes. The expansion lets you play as the Storm Chasers, a new origin empire that’s all about challenging the universe’s greatest force — yep, you guessed it, Cosmic Storms. These people also believe true enlightenment comes from pushing their limits by diving into the storms head-on.

Stellaris: Cosmic Storms Expansion | Launch Trailer

There are also 3 new civics to check out:

Astrometeorology, which digs into the science of storms

Storm Devotion, focused on worshiping these massive forces

Environmental Architects, giving you a shot at reshaping the environment itself.

But that’s not all. Two new precursor stories dive into the history of ancient civilizations who mastered the storms. Unravel these stories to unlock some unique new relics, adding even more depth to the game. The Cosmic Storms expansion also brings techs related to storms, new Anomalies, Arc Sites, and a Galactic Weather Control perk. This perk even lets you create Storms using your science ships. Oh, and don’t forget the new Weather Forecast Map Mode – now you can keep track of those storms in style. On top of all that, the free Vela update brings a bunch of fixes and updates, including new districts and jobs for Thrall and Prison worlds, and some nice UI improvements. Cosmic Storms expansion is available on PC for $12.99 or as part of Stellaris Season 08, which includes a bunch of other content coming this year. You can also grab it through the expansion subscription plan. OR on Steam, GOG, and Humble Store. Priced at $12.99 USD / £10.99 / 12,99€ on Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC.

[katriniac]

"... astro-what now?"

TFW all the other classes for this time slot were full, so you signed up for one that's outside of you major just for the credits. 😱

...although in this case, I wouldn't mind staying after class for some extra help from THIS prof and TA combo...

😏

[whiteladysmuses]

DUST STORMS ON MARS ENGULF THE ENTIRE PLANET... https://buff.ly/3dgOECq⠀ #mars #nasa #astrometerology #astrometeorology #untoldnewsuk https://www.instagram.com/p/B97U3MWpLA3/?igshid=1xudzt89yk6c8

[the-shooting-star]

A list of some obscure sesquipedalians:—

anthropophaginian (noun) - a cannibal.

astrometeorology (noun) - a pseudoscience which attempts to forecast weather using astrology.

eellogofusciouhipoppokunurious (adjective) - very good.

flippercanorious (adjective) - grand.

floccinaucinihilipilificate (verb) - to estimate something as worthless.

hypoppercanorious (adjective) - elegant.

interramification (noun) - interweaving of branches to form a network.

ostrobogulous (noun) - interesting but bizarre.

pneumatophilosophy (noun) - the philosophy of spirits or the world of spirits

pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis (noun) - a lung disease caused by inhaling very fine ash and sand dust.

pseudoautochiria (noun) - murder disguised as suicide.

transcendental (adjective) - relating to the spiritual realm.

triboluminescence (noun) - the emission of light due to friction.

triskaidekaphobia (noun) - fear of the number 13.

xenodocheinology (noun) - love of hotels.

[venusianvirgo]

astro notes (pt 2)

when your moon falls into another partner’s 8th or 12th, the relationship (whether platonic or romantic) will likely leave you feeling somehow vulnerable as this overlay can make you more emotionally open

saturn, sun, and jupiter are more benefic in day charts. mars, venus, and the moon are more benefic in night charts

planets in peregrine (planets that lack any essential dignity) are said to be in a ‘neutral’ position

the 4th and 10th house both have to do with parents (disregarding the mother=4th and dad=10th narrative)

if you’re born in the night, you likely identify more with your moon sign

angular houses are the strongest (1, 7, 4, 10) and cadent houses are the weakest (3, 6, 9, 12)

11th house saturn natives may struggle with making friendships but once those friendships are made, they last for a long time

people with a lot of 3rd house and/or 6th house energy may sometimes be known as know-it-alls

when looking at lunar/solar returns, transits, it’s important to check if the planet or ruler of the sign in a particular house cusp is aspecting a natal planet or corresponding house ruler, otherwise there won’t be any significant sort of action

5th/1st house synastry can often be/feel short-lived — more of a first-time kinda thing

planets can be accidentally dignified in a chart — kinda like they happen to be in the right place at the right time. e.g. capricorn moon in the 4th

in horary astrology, when an aspect is applying, the particular event is going to happen; when the aspect is separating, the particular event has already happened

traditional planets are used in horary astrology

astrometeorology is a field in astrology where the planets and luminaries are used to determine the weather

[journalgen]

Advances in Surrealist Sexy Cryogaming and Astrometeorology

[legendarycollectorengineer]

[omegasmileyface]

it has these dates for astrometeorological events through 2020 and im like Great. Im Sure This Was Very Nice Info For People Reading This Before 2020

i hate bookstores bro normally if a product is at least $15 im like "ahh!! the spensive 🥺" but i just stopped by a bookstore on a friend's whim wallet and i was like "yeah ok I'll spend $44 on a guide to the night sky and a book about the experience of being trans in montana" and chances are I'll never read either of them SOB

[usedbooksworld]

Llewellyn's 2020 Moon Sign Book: Plan Your Life by the Cycles of the Moon

Llewellyn's 2020 Moon Sign Book: Plan Your Life by the Cycles of the Moon (Llewellyn's Moon Sign Books)

Paperback – July 8, 2019

by Kris Brandt Riske MA (Author), Sally Cragin (Author), Christeen Skinner (Author), Charlie Rainbow Wolf (Author), Penny Kelly (Author), Mireille Blacke (Author), Michelle Perrin (Author), Amy Herring (Author), Alice DeVille (Author), Robin Ivy Payton (Author), Bruce Scofield (Author), Pam Ciampi (Author), Llewellyn (Author)

A bestseller since 1905, Llewellyn's Moon Sign Book has helped millions take advantage of the moon's dynamic energies. With lunar timing tips on planting and harvesting and a guide to companion plants, this popular guide is also a gardener's best friend. Use this essential life-planning tool to choose the best dates for almost anything: getting married, buying or selling your home, requesting a promotion, applying for a loan, traveling, having surgery, seeing the dentist, picking mushrooms, and much more.

About the Author

Kris Brandt Riske, M.A. (Arizona) is the executive director and a professional member of the American Federation of Astrologers (AFA), the oldest US astrological organization, founded in 1938. She is also a member of the National Council for Geocosmic Research (NCGR). She has a master’s degree in journalism and a certificate of achievement in weather forecasting from Penn State.

Kris has been a speaker at various astrological conferences and has written for several astrological publications. She currently writes the annual weather forecast for Llewellyn’s Moon Sign Book and is the author of Llewellyn’s Complete Book of Astrology and Llewellyn’s Complete Book of Predictive Astrology. In addition to astrometeorology, she specializes in predictive astrology.

Kris is an avid NASCAR fan and enjoys gardening and reading.

Sally Cragin (Massachusetts) is an astrologer and author who has published articles on astrology in newspapers across the country. She has written the astrology column for the Boston Phoenix since 1998, and can be heard live Mondays on WCRN-AM in the Worcester/Boston area. She is also a theater and arts critic for the Boston Globe.

Visit Sally Cragin online at http://theastrologicalelements.blogspot.com.

In early 1987, Penny Kelly and her husband, Jim, purchased fifty-seven acres of land, complete with a 100-year-old house, a dilapidated barn, and two small vineyards. At the time they knew nothing about raising grapes.

Since then, they have remodeled the house into a rental property, and turned the barn into their home, office, and small learning center. They are in the process of restoring the soil, vineyards, and some of the natural habitat that had been lost. In addition to her BA, Penny has earned a degree in naturopathic medicine, and is working toward a PhD in nutrition.

For more than ten years, Michelle Perrin (aka Astrology Detective), has built a reputation as one of the world's most trusted and sought-after astrologers. Her work has appeared in some of the most influential titles online and in print. Her horoscopes have appeared on the websites for Canada's W Dish and Slice TV Networks, Tarot.com's Daily Horoscope site, and Dell Horoscope Magazine, among others. Her writings have also been featured in The Mountain Astrologer, the leading trade journal for the astrological community, and astrology.com. Follow her online at https://www.instagram.com/hashtaghoroscopes/.

Amy Herring (Shoreline, Washington) has been a consultant and teacher of astrology since 1995. A graduate of Steven Forrest's Evolutionary Astrology Apprenticeship program, her articles have appeared in various astrology publications, including Dell Horoscope. Visit her online at www.heavenlytruth.com.

Product details

Series: Llewellyn's Moon Sign Books

Paperback: 312 pages

Publisher: Llewellyn Publications (July 8, 2019)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 073874946X

ISBN-13: 9780738749464

Product Dimensions: 5.2 x 0.8 x 7.9 inches

Shipping Weight: 11.5 ounces

[linuxgamenews]

Prepare for Stellaris' Cosmic Storms Expansion: What to Expect

Cosmic Storms expansion is due to blast its way onto the Stellaris game for Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the teams at Paradox Development Studio and Behaviour Rotterdam for bringing their creativity to life. Due to make its way onto Steam and GOG soon. Paradox Interactive has some big news for Stellaris fans: the new Cosmic Storms expansion is due to launch on September 10th for Linux and Steam Deck. This game expansion brings some seriously great features, all centered around powerful Cosmic Storms that are more than just galactic weather. Since they're forces that can change the course of your empire's destiny. So if you see them as threats to dodge or power to harness, these storms are about to shake up the universe. So, what’s new in the Cosmic Storms expansion? First off, we're getting 8 brand-new types of Storms, like Electric, Particle, and Gravity Storms, just to name a few. These storms aren’t just for show — they replace the old storms and roam the galaxy. While growing and shrinking as they move. So you'll never know exactly what to expect, and that’s what makes them exciting. The game expansion also brings a new origin story: Storm Chaser. This is an empire of thrill - seekers who believe true enlightenment comes from pushing boundaries. Especially by engaging with these powerful storms. So if you’re looking to play as a faction that’s all about riding the lightning (literally), this might be right up your alley.

Stellaris - Cosmic Storms expansion | Announcement

The Cosmic Storms expansion also adds three new civics that can shape your empire:

Astrometeorology: Master the science of storm prediction and manipulation.

Storm Devotion: Dedicate your civilization to the worship of these mighty forces.

Environmental Architects: Shape your environment and use the storms to your advantage.

We’re also getting two new Precursor stories that dive into the backstories of the Ancients, ancient masters of the storms. Completing these stories will unlock unique relics that also give your empire a serious edge. And there’s even more—new tech dedicated to these storms, Galactic Community Resolutions, Anomalies, Arc Sites, and a Weather Forecast Map Mode. Plus, there’s a brand-new ascension perk called Galactic Weather Control. This lets you create your own cosmic storms with science ships. That’s some serious power to wield. The Cosmic Storms expansion is part of Stellaris Season 08, so if you’ve got the Season Pass, you’re covered. It’s also included in the Expansion subscription, which gets you all the extra content for the game at a monthly fee. If you’re eager to jump in, you can pre-purchase it now. Priced at $12.99 USD / 12.99€ / £10.99 on Steam and GOG. Coming to Linux, Steam Deck (playable), Mac, and Windows PC. Whether you’re looking to harness the storm’s power or just survive it, this expansion is full of new ways to play. Get ready to face the storm!

[dreamweaversplane]

It is supposed to be rainy season but it still feels hot. Can't sleep yet at 3am. Perhaps because the Moon is in Aries ♈ a fire sign and it is Mars hour. My attempt to sound Astro-logical while taking a shameless selfie. Lol! #astrometeorology

[startrailsiv]

Was Houston Flood the Fault of the Stars?

Was Houston Flood the Fault of the Stars?

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