USA weather forecast

                            USA Weather forecast


1.
Across the USA - Long Range National Forecast
Regional Summaries based on New Moon charts.

Northern New England

          Early spring brings in the snow, possibly in record-setting
amounts only to thaw and create flooding miseries that the 'mud' season can
bring up north in New England. Mid April - mid May will see more
precipitation, a sunny period then a cold spell. Mid-May eases out of the
cold spell only to be into windy conditions with occasional downpours.
Typical spring weather but with more oomph to it this year.

Ohio Valley

         Showers and downpours could lead to flooding during the March 17th
New Moon period. Mid-April to Mid-May will feature thunderstorms with great
intensity and wonderful weather to enhance idyllic spring awareness. Mid-
May through summer brings a problem with the winds. It is also a time for
drying out and the heat to start building.

Southeast.
       Early spring is delightful. Mid April to mid-May allows normal
conditions with thunderstorms alternating with hot and dry periods. Mid-May
to summer finds the humidity beginning to build but there will be a cold
wind that brings a few destructive storms.


Florida

        Chilly to cold days early in the season and excessive moisture. Mid
April to mid-May should be a wonderful time for tourists to visit. Native
will enjoy the pleasant and sometimes windy month. Mid-May to summer will
find the Floridians donning sweaters as the chilly breezy may bring
goosebumps.

The Upper Plains, the Dakotas, Minnesota, & Wisconsin

         The area will begin with snow and other forms of precipitation-
some freezing rain long with exhilarating gusts of wind. Genuinely lovely
days are promised in this period also J Mid-April brings in the windy days
with quite a punch! Prettier days to prevail with an early heat plume; a
little early summer humidity.
       Mid-May to summer will ease you out of a cloudy cool place into a
heat spike that could set a record. The nodes and Uranus are angular for
this area. Expect the unexpected for the normal season!

Mid Plains States, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri

        Fair, windy and at times rainy for the March 17th New Moon. Mid-
April to mid-May brings in the anxiety of fierce tornado activity. Be
concerned and listen to all warnings. Mid-May to summer brings more unusual
wind activity that will happen during the night. Following your local
forecasters is a must during this period.

Texas
        The wind planet, Mercury is placed in an ominous position for the
New Moon chart in Dallas TX. This whole area should be on the alert for a
very aggressive wind from March 17th to mid-April. A repeat of intense and
threatening winds continues for the April to May period with many close
calls. Mid-May through summer brings in the traditional hot weather for
Texas. It's another season of record breakers. Just how hot can it get in
Texas!

The Rockies

         Seasonal winds and normal spring downpours and generally fair
through mid-April. Through mid-May, there is damp weather, melting snow in
extreme, tending to flood. Mid-May through summer brings the ending to the
waterworks and slides into an early summertime heat to dry things out.

Arizona and New Mexico

         Similar weather conditions as the Rockies with less extreme
weather and a lower percentage of precipitation.

Southern California
        Mid-March shows a chilly and windy scenario. Mid-April will have
unusual and unexpected weather events that could be difficult and
destructive. Merging fronts bring in thunderstorms and lightning strikes.
Tremors may be more of a problem. Mid-May to the summer season indicates a
Saturn on the 1st angle, which tends to restrict life in general in the
area. If not a coastal storm, then a restructuring of some kind is
indicated.

Oregon, Washington and Idaho
         Season indications with tendency to be brisk and breezy. Fair
weather patterns to mid-April when thunderstorm activity and fluctuations
in temperatures from quite warm to cold then warm through Mid-May.
Finishing up through to summer indicates the melting snow process brings
difficulty to the area because of the additional precipitation that could
linger for weeks.



SolarMap of the USA Aries Ingress


       Explore the view of the spring planet placements in another
perspective - on the map of the USA. Each line represents a planet on an
angle of the ingress chart and, in turn, a weather indication for the area
it flows through. Notice the Saturn, Venus lines on the descendant or 7th
angle/house cusp through New England. This indicates a cold and wet
beginning to spring in the northeast. Uranus on the 4th angle/house cusp
shocks the same area with the unstable weather patterns and reversals of
weather events. Moving west you will see the Neptune 4th house line in the
area of western Pennsylvania down through the Carolinas. Neptune is a good
indicator for flooding if found in hard aspect to other planets. It is just
that. The last of the Saturn and Neptune squares happens this spring and
flooding along this Neptune line is highly probable. The Ohio Valley is
most suspect for overflowing.
       The Jupiter descendant line through the western states helps to
bring in more fair weather and strong northerly flows of wind into the
areas. Sun and Mercury on the 7th cusps through the west coast and rockies
suggest warmth and wind activity.

Winds

        Very windy in early April through the 17th. A more aggressive wind
until May 8th. Difficult winds continue to May 23rd. The end of May has a
short quiet time from the wind but there could be some erratic pockets of
fierce wind. As spring ends, the winds die down until summertime begins.

Spring in Rhode Island, Connecticut and Southern Massachusetts

         The season, March through June 2001, has temps that will swing
from abnormally cold to extremely hot for short periods of time. In-between
these abnormal periods, the weather will be moist, mild and typical of
spring. This is a virtual roller coaster of weather activity, complete with
summerlike T-storms and lightning, for the entire eastern half of the USA.
Flash flooding more for the east coast and a major flooding in the eastern
half of the USA will be a concern and an over abundance of steady rains
could damage early plantings in the east.



2.
Weekly Summaries, Rhode Island and the Northeast

Wednesday, March 24, 2001, First Quarter moon

         Spring rains are featured this week. A windy thunderstorm near
27th. Clearing around the 28th to more pleasant springlike weather. Because
we enter a two-week period where the warming Sun and beneficial Jupiter can
bring pleasant, balmy days, we could override some of the nasty weather. An
interesting weather day on the 31st could find a spike in the temp. Happy
times. A rush of Spring Fever!

Technical:Gemini on 4th, Moon. Pisces on 1st, Mercury, Sun, Jupiter, Saturn
late in house.

Wednesday, March 31, 2001, Full Moon - Easter Sunday April 4th

        Indications are very strong for a heavy rain leading to spectacular
flooding in the northeast especially because of the saturated ground from
last week's rain. There is an equally strong potential for bright

       Sun and rising temperatures during breaks in the rain with the
Jupiter/Sun aspect on the weekend. Cloudy skies do threaten all week. One
year ago, a similar combination of planets brought drenching rain for
several days in early June. The storm covered the eastern 1/3rd of the
nation.

Technical: Capricorn on 4th, Neptune. Libra 1st, Moon conjunct. #3 Sat/Nep
square.

Thursday, April 8, 2001, Last Quarter moon

        Clouds may linger and we will see some wind and chill. Moisture
events range from fog to a rise in humidity. More pleasant weather may
arrive by the weekend; mostly fair to the 14th.

Technical: Pisces on 4th, Mercury. Sagittarius on 1st, Pluto.

Thursday, April 15, 2001, New Moon

         Mixed conditions for this week. Dry, sunny and warm temps dominate
the early part of this week. Classic hot and cold fronts bring a rousing
thunderstorm on the 19th. Lingering clouds and perhaps more rain to the end
of the period. Colder temps feed in for about 12 days. (Sun with Saturn)

Technical: Aries on 1st, Sun, Moon, Saturn. Sagittarius on 1st.

Thursday, April 22, 2001, First Quarter moon

         An aggressive period of strong weather that we haven't seen in a
while. Temps could be very chilly.
       Sun and dismal Saturn are still together and are creating a pattern
of stormy, wet and destructive energy most of the week. Possible clearing
on the 26th. On the 27th, the northeast has a chance of being involved in
the fronts that will crisscross to bring heavy rains and very unsettled
conditions. A windy t-storm may close out this active quarter moon.

Technical: Sagittarius on 4th, Pluto. Virgo on 1st. Fixed grand cross.

Friday, April 30, 2001, Full Moon, First of May Day!

          Saturn is still with the Sun and temperatures may be on the cool
side, yet windy on a fair May Day. Note-Saturn in the sign Taurus brings
new responsibilities to Taureans over the next two point five years.
Unsettled conditions flip flop with cold, then warm air and fast moving
air. An exciting reversal brings on the glow of springtime 7-8th. Windy on
the 8th. A fast, small disturbance to welcome the quarter moon period.

Technical: Libra on 4th, Mars, Moon. Cancer on 1st.


Saturday, May 8,2001, Last Quarter moon

        The fair weather fades out to let rainy, unsettled weather seep in
with a low forming mid-week. A moderating effect and a warming trend moving
in with higher humidity the 13-14th.

Technical: Scorpio on 4th, Pluto. Virgo on 1st.

Saturday, May 15, 2001, New Moon

         Moisture moves up from the south for a period of higher humidity
and steady rain, plus a downpour on the 18th looks strong with lightning.
There is a strong wind/breeze about. Jupiter is perihelion and high-
pressure forms later in the week, around the 20th and a stationary Uranus
can give us brilliant sunshine. A t-storm ushers in the quarter moon.

Technical: Virgo on 4th. Cancer on 1st, Venus.

Saturday, May 22, 2001, First Quarter moon

        Severe wind in the area. It is unusual but funnel clouds may
threaten in the northeast. Tune in your local meteorologists for up-to-date
info. Thunderstorm activity on the 25th. Warming trend leading to fair
days. Possible T-storm on the change to the Full Moon as we prepare for a
long period of extended heat and strong drying conditions. A very active
week for Rhode Islanders in general. Drive with utmost caution this week.

Technical: Gemini on 4th. Aquarius on 1st. Mars opposes Jupiter.

Sunday, May 30, 2001, Full Moon

        The stickies arrive in full force and the dry air indications
persist - which one dominates? My guess is the tropical air winning out.
Refreshing winds on the 4th, fair but warm to hot weather through the 6th.
Threat of scattered thunderstorms all week and weeks to come.

      Mars brings in warm weather and the westerlies while Jupiter brings
in the northerly wind flow. When they clash - Boom! A neat thunderstorm.
Mars and Jupiter are in position to dance with each other for a few weeks
bring on the fronts!

Technical: Cancer on 4th, Venus. Aries on 1st, Jupiter, Saturn.

Sunday, June 6th, 2001, Last Quarter moon

       Warm and breezy with a few clouds. High pressure brings northwest
breezes and very pleasant weather. More sultry on the 9-10th that could
inspire a clash of fronts for a neat thunderstorm. The 11-12th looks to
revert back to more humid air.

Technical: Gemini on 4th, Sun, Mercury. Aquarius on 1st, Moon.

Sunday, June 13, 2001, New Moon

        Overcast, misty or fog to begin this New Moon. Warming trend builds
to a more fair weather pattern with some tropical overtones. The heat
increases on the 16th and by the 19th; we will have some wind as low forms
and will move in just ahead of the quarter moon bringing in a squall or
storm.

Technical: Capricorn on 4th, Neptune, Uranus. Libra on 1st, Mars.

Sunday, June 20, 2001, First Quarter moon

         Lingering gray sky and with Sun trying to peek out of the clouds
indicates unsettled conditions for the week. Stay tuned for the summer
report. J Acute storm breeders Mars & Jupiter continue their T-storm
rampage and the birthchart for the summer season in Rhode Island holds many
surprises.



3.
WEATHER HEADLINES

EASTER WEEKEND: Good Friday will bring sunshine in the East and patchy rain
in the West. The rain will stay mainly in the Northwest on Saturday.
Showers will affect all on Easter Sunday.


NO WEATHER WARNINGS ARE IN FORCE There are no weather warnings in force
anywhere in the United Kingdom.


Thursday 12th April 2001

There are 5 flood warnings in force in the following regions; MIDLANDS (2)
ANGLIAN (3) Based on information at 1400 Thursday Details for England and
Wales on the Floodline 0845 988 1188



4.
Season Overview

After a cold beginning to the spring season, we will warm up to the acute
heat and storm breeder planets, Mars & Jupiter. The pair will be in
opposition aspect for several weeks in May and June and dominate the
weather picture in the USA and around the globe. Mars and Jupiter activity
tend to promote dryness and drought during extended contact and will
promote the evaporation of moisture. A tension aspect to the planet Uranus
indicates electrical storms and ripping northwest winds making for a rather
ragged upper level airflow
For contrast, Venus and Saturn are side by side to bring us extended rain,
early spring snows, gray skies and uncomfortable humidity in some
locations. Neptune, a planet that can indicate the possibility of flooding
is found at 74west longitude in the areas of western Pennsylvania, Ohio and
south to Florida, the Bahamas and Cuba. Should both weather indications
manifest from week to week, we could be looking at 'baked mud'.
A third combination of planets is Mercury (wind) Sun (warmth) and Jupiter
(breezy and balmy) and condenses into the fair weather patterns in-between
the storms a few weeks into the season. The wind indications are for
tornadoes in selected areas of the USA and very gusty winds as noted in the
regional summaries.



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