SPRING SEASON SOLARMAP

The map graphic is derived from the seasonal ingress chart and affords us the view of where the planets are plotted across the USA. Each planet line represents a description of particular weather at that location. Planets are associated with temperature, moisture and wind indication and certain combinations of planets describe weather events at their locations. This is a useful backup tool for astrologers to use in developing a report for the three month season.

Detailing the map, begin at the left and you will see the brown Saturn line. Next are the Mars (red) and the Moon (purple) lines over the northwest. The Moon hovers over Seattle, WA suggesting an above average precipitation level for the season. The blue line crossing northern California and beyond is Neptune, another planet indication of above normal precipitation. Uranus is represented by the orange line rising through the Rockies; this planet is associated with freezing air and extreme conditions. Nearby is the black line for Pluto, frequently bringing extreme weather causing damage and destruction. I think the moving up of Gulf moisture combining with the very cold air off the Rockies will bring another turbulent season of tornado activity for the midwest.

The warmer indications are identified by the Venus (green) and Sun (blue) lines prominent from Texas through Fargo, ND. The clash of the Titans (weather systems) is not good for the residents in the midwest. The hurricane season was severe (see my detailed report on the website) and the midwest is under the gun for spring. No other form of weather reporting can give you these indications before the season begins.

Additionally, the Messenger of the Gods, Mercury (purple line), brings the wind strongly from New Orleans up through N. Dakota. The blue line of Jupiter, a planet usually associated with fair weather, is found in the Florida panhandle and up through Atlanta, GA and into the corn belt.

Moving on to the dismal planet Saturn (brown line) placed significantly through the nation's capital and the surrounding region. This is not a good omen, one way of looking at it, as the president will have difficult issues to deal with as well as unpleasant weather. Saturn is a notable indicator of cold and stormy patterns -details of the weekly events are found in the local report and the national highlights.

The remaining two lines, Mars (red) and Moon (purple) are symbolic of active, aggressive, moisture laden systems for the east coast through Bermuda. Puerto Rico may experience an early tropical storm. These are the highlights of the mapping of the planets for the spring season.

Carolyn Egan, Astrometeorologist © February 2005

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