RAIN PREDICTION
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heO traditional seven planets all related to one or more oOoTHEROTHEROf the elements (earth, air, fire, and water), "
The Sun and Mars are hot, fiery, dry planets.
The Moon and Venus are soft, watery, feminine planets.
Saturn is a Vata (airy), dry planet..
Rahu resembles Saturn in its actions and significations; it is dried up and dark in color. Also Rahu and its partner in weirdness, Ketu, can bring very sudden changes in the weather.
Ketu is similar to Mars in its qualities--hot and dry.
Whenever one finds Mars and Ketu together in a Fire sign, one will tend to find unseasonably hot and dry weather.
Mercury, being a very mutable planet, tends to pick up the qualities of the planets it is conjoined with or aspected by. When it is with the Moon or Venus, it also is a watery planet.
Jupiter is also a semi-watery planet, especially when posited in water signs or in some relationship with Venus or the Moon.
So, using a little bit of logic, if we find watery planets in water signs (Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces), strongly placed in a chart--especially in the angular Houses (1,4,7 and 10)--it would certainly be reasonable to predict precipitation for the period covered by the chart.
On the other hand, if hot planets (Sun, Mars and Ketu) and dry planets (Saturn and Rahu) are found in fire signs (Aries, Leo and Sagittarius) in a strong position in the chart, and if indications for rain are weak, one is pretty safe in predicting very hot and desert-like conditions.
Warning: the budding weather astrologer must never forget the normal weather distribution for the geographical region he is predicting for, and he must always remember the season. For example, indications of precipitation for Los Angeles in the Summer and Seattle in the Summer, using the same exact chart, will be rather different since L.A. is basically a desert area, and Seattle is more or less a rainforest. Again, allow some common sense to prevail.
With these bare-bone basics, when and how does one cast a weather prediction chart to be able to predict the weather for a given day?
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The traditional seven planets all related to one or more of the elements (earth, air, fire, and water), "
The Sun and Mars are hot, fiery, dry planets.
The Moon and Venus are soft, watery, feminine planets.
Saturn is a Vata (airy), dry planet..
Rahu resembles Saturn in its actions and significations; it is dried up and dark in color. Also Rahu and its partner in weirdness, Ketu, can bring very sudden changes in the weather.
Ketu is similar to Mars in its qualities--hot and dry.
Whenever one finds Mars and Ketu together in a Fire sign, one will tend to find unseasonably hot and dry weather.
Mercury, being a very mutable planet, tends to pick up the qualities of the planets it is conjoined with or aspected by. When it is with the Moon or Venus, it also is a watery planet.
Jupiter is also a semi-watery planet, especially when posited in water signs or in some relationship with Venus or the Moon.
So, using a little bit of logic, if we find watery planets in water signs (Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces), strongly placed in a chart--especially in the angular Houses (1,4,7 and 10)--it would certainly be reasonable to predict precipitation for the period covered by the chart.
On the other hand, if hot planets (Sun, Mars and Ketu) and dry planets (Saturn and Rahu) are found in fire signs (Aries, Leo and Sagittarius) in a strong position in the chart, and if indications for rain are weak, one is pretty safe in predicting very hot and desert-like conditions.
The Sun and Mars are hot, fiery, dry planets.
The Moon and Venus are soft, watery, feminine planets.
Saturn is a Vata (airy), dry planet..
Rahu resembles Saturn in its actions and significations; it is dried up and dark in color. Also Rahu and its partner in weirdness, Ketu, can bring very sudden changes in the weather.
Ketu is similar to Mars in its qualities--hot and dry.
Whenever one finds Mars and Ketu together in a Fire sign, one will tend to find unseasonably hot and dry weather.
Mercury, being a very mutable planet, tends to pick up the qualities of the planets it is conjoined with or aspected by. When it is with the Moon or Venus, it also is a watery planet.
Jupiter is also a semi-watery planet, especially when posited in water signs or in some relationship with Venus or the Moon.
So, using a little bit of logic, if we find watery planets in water signs (Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces), strongly placed in a chart--especially in the angular Houses (1,4,7 and 10)--it would certainly be reasonable to predict precipitation for the period covered by the chart.
On the other hand, if hot planets (Sun, Mars and Ketu) and dry planets (Saturn and Rahu) are found in fire signs (Aries, Leo and Sagittarius) in a strong position in the chart, and if indications for rain are weak, one is pretty safe in predicting very hot and desert-like conditions.
The Sun and Mars are hot, fiery, dry planets.
The Moon and Venus are soft, watery, feminine planets.
Saturn is a Vata (airy), dry planet..
Rahu resembles Saturn in its actions and significations; it is dried up and dark in color. Also Rahu and its partner in weirdness, Ketu, can bring very sudden changes in the weather.
Ketu is similar to Mars in its qualities--hot and dry.
Whenever one finds Mars and Ketu together in a Fire sign, one will tend to find unseasonably hot and dry weather.
Mercury, being a very mutable planet, tends to pick up the qualities of the planets it is conjoined with or aspected by. When it is with the Moon or Venus, it also is a watery planet.
Jupiter is also a semi-watery planet, especially when posited in water signs or in some relationship with Venus or the Moon.
So, using a little bit of logic, if we find watery planets in water signs (Cancer, Scorpio or Pisces), strongly placed in a chart--especially in the angular Houses (1,4,7 and 10)--it would certainly be reasonable to predict precipitation for the period covered by the chart.
On the other hand, if hot planets (Sun, Mars and Ketu) and dry planets (Saturn and Rahu) are found in fire signs (Aries, Leo and Sagittarius) in a strong position in the chart, and if indications for rain are weak, one is pretty safe in predicting very hot and desert-like conditions.
Warning: the budding weather astrologer must never forget the normal weather distribution for the geographical region he is predicting for, and he must always remember the season. For example, indications of precipitation for Los Angeles in the Summer and Seattle in the Summer, using the same exact chart, will be rather different since L.A. is basically a desert area, and Seattle is more or less a rainforest. Again, allow some common sense to prevail.
With these bare-bone basics, when and how does one cast a weather prediction chart to be able to predict the weather for a given day?
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