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Astrology for the Traveler Weather Charts by Liz Swoboda Full Moon and New Moon charts are calculated for the location you want to travel to. To time weather changes for any other longitude, check all transits and aspects to the Meridian or MC and IC (nadir) of the chart. Any planet in that angle - whether in a lunar chart or by transit will have a strong impression on the atmosphere and should be given serious consideration. Nature of Planets The Sun dominates the constitution of the atmosphere, the planets correspond to organic changes, and the Moon is functional, meaning the the Moon triggers and times the constitutional and organic modification of weather patterns. Mercury stationary or conjunct the Sun brings high barometer and winds, in winter cold wave and blizzards.
Mars is dry, and induces acute, powerful atmospheric activity. Mars in aspect to the Sun brings a rise in temperature. Sun conjunct or parallel Mars affects the oceanic current in the northern hemisphere. The parallel is more intense than the conjunction. ALL Sun-Mars configurations should be considered.
Venus is always gentle. Conjunct the Sun - rainfall-sunny weather.
Jupiter the most massive of all planets, is normally a fair weather planet. Jupiter and the Sun brings rising temp when in close aspect.
Saturn's influence is slow acting, heavy and concentrative. Located on MC brings cold centres and maximum moisture. Watch for the sextile aspect to the meridian or to planets as they bring falling temperatures.
Uranus near or in aspect to the meridian causes unseasonably low temperatures.
Neptune influences the weather by rising currents of air - fog or smog- low visibility. On the meridian in a lunation chart - plenty of moisture, unusual wetness and high humidity. On the nadir floods. |
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