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Hurricane Andrew - 1992

ANDREW
On August 24, 1992, when Hurricane Andrew was lashing Florida, Venus and Jupiter were aligned at 1.1 degrees angular separation. And the Sun and Regulus were at 1.7 degrees. It was the position of Venus/Jupiter opposite Sun/Regulus that resulted in an extremely powerful storm.

NOAA Image - Hurricane Felix - Category 5 - 09-03-07 0045 UTC NOAA does not endorse private websites
Humberto Similiar to Dean, Felix
September 13, 2007 Update
The Large Planet/Star Subpattern for Umberto is almost identical with those for both Hurricanes Dean and Felix. The Large Planets just don't move much in a one month period. The other objects move faster.
Umberto was within the predictive window for 9/11/2007.
See predictions text link below.


HURRICANE FELIX- CATEGORY 5
September 2, 2007
Ecliptic Tilt View

HURRICANE FELIX- CATEGORY 5
September 2, 2007
Bird's Eye View of Ecliptic Plane
Please see description of Hurricane Flossie below for an understanding of the 80/100 pattern which has been in place since early August 2007. Some astronomical changes have occurred since Flossie.
For more 3-Dimensional patterns, see Shuttle and Nuclear. A category 3 storm was forecast globally for September 2 on August 2, 2007. Please see predictions text.
Don't miss Volcano Tambora and Solar Tornado!
AVERAGE ANNUAL HURRICANE PEAK
ATLANTIC BASIN
September 10-11
A book authored by Dr. Chris Landsea and others shows that the annual peak for North Atlantic Hurricane activity is on September 10-11.(1) Every year on these dates, the Sun completes a "V inside K" or "Double K" pattern with 5 stars in the ecliptic plane. The overall Sun/Moon/Planet/Star pattern will determine the date and intensity for a given hurricane.
(1) The reference for the book has been misplaced. It has a bar graph which shows N. Atlantic hurricane activity averaged by date for about 100 years. If the reader has knowledge of this publication, please E-mail astrosymm author and this reference will be listed.
Here is a reference by Dr. Landsea which will show that Atlantic Hurricane activity peaks after September 1 on an annual basis:
A Climatology of Intense (or Major) Atlantic Hurricanes, Christopher Landsea, Department of Atmospheric Science, CSU, Ft Collins, CO, 1993 Monthly Weather Review 121, pp 1703-1713, Fig 1,2,3


HURRICANE FLOSSIE - AUGUST 14, 2007
North View looking South toward Ecliptic Plane
This diagram shows the subpattern with approximately 80 and 100 degree angular separations. There are four main Earth-Object axes: 1) Aldebaran, 2) Uranus, 3) Jupiter-Antares and 4) Moon-Venus-Saturn-Regulus. Of course the Moon alignment was only temporary and not the actual cause of the storm.
Note the similarity with Typhoon Usagi below. Also please reference Hurricane Andrew (below) and Hurricane Katrina.
A busy period for geophysical news was anticipated early in 2007 - please note the predictions for the 2nd half of 2007 on the predictions page.
In addition, the shuttle is at risk for re-entry overheating at various times. See Columbia 3-D symmetry for a fascinating schematic of the astronomical configuration at the time of this memorable accident!

TYPHOON USAGI + VOLCANO BULUSAN
JULY 31, 2007
On July 31 Volcano Bulusan in the Phillipines was belching ash into the sky while Typhoon Usagi was churning away in the Pacific at 85 knots (1). By August 1 at 00:00 UTC, Usagi had strengthened to 120 knots with gusts up to 145 knots!
Note the 80 and 100 degree angular separations with these two concurrent events. Both Venus and Saturn are lined up within 3-4 degrees of the energetic star Regulus and Jupiter is lined up precisely with Antares.

1970 GREAT CYCLONE
EAST PAKISTAN/BANGLADESH
20/160 DEGREE SUBPATTERN
This was a momentous Indian Ocean storm with an approximate 40 foot storm surge. There was great loss of life as the flood waters inundated the low-lying delta of the Ganges and Brahmaputra Rivers.
An infrequent alignment occurred at the height of the storm - Saturn-Moon-Earth-Venus-Sun-Jupiter! However, the key to the storm is where the line-up was located in space. The Solar-Lunar-Planetary line-up was symmetrically opposite to the Earth-Galaxy Center line! Both lines show approximate 20 and 160 degree angular separations with the Antares-Aldebaran Axis.


1970 GREAT CYCLONE
TWO SUBPATTERNS
There are actually two subpatterns which result from the two intersecting lines.
The first subpattern is a "reverse K." The backbone is made up of Antares and Aldebaran. The two legs are composed of Galaxy Center, Earth and the pair of Moon and Saturn.
The second is a "V" shape composed of Galaxy Center, Earth and the trio of Venus, Sun and Jupiter. This V is split by the Antares-Aldebaran Axis. The "V" subpattern does not refer only to Venus, but to several bodies making the "V" pattern.
There are several other subpatterns active at the time of this event.

1991 INDIAN OCEAN CYCLONE
BANGLADESH
In 1991 another great storm hit the same area of the Indian Ocean. The main country affected was now named Bangladesh. This storm also caused a great loss of life.
With both storms Jupiter and Saturn were almost exactly opposite each other in the sky!
Interestingly, the Moon was on the same axis- but opposite orientation - in both storms - about 22-23 degrees from the Antares-Aldebaran backbone!

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KATRINA - 2005

KATRINA
For Katrina, note the Venus-Saturn symmetry with Spica and Pollux. Uranus is symmetric with the Antares-Aldebaran backbone. And both patterns are symmetric with each other!Diffraction is defined as a wave bending around an obstacle. In this case, apparently gravitational energy from Jupiter is bent or diffracted by Venus!

NOAA - Four Atlantic Hurricanes September 26, 1998 NOAA does not endorse private websites


FOUR ATLANTIC HURRICANES
On September 25, 1998 there were four simultaneous hurricanes in the Atlantic Basin. Note that Venus was almost at the same point as Andrew in 1992. Jupiter was on the same axis as it was with Andrew, but at a point opposite in the sky.

HURRICANE CAMILLE
With Camille, note the sextet of Jupiter-Uranus, Sun-Regulus and Pollux-Castor. This sextet is composed of an inner tetrad, or foursome, of Uranus, Sun-Regulus and Pollux.
Another "interlocking" tetrad, or foursome, is made up of Jupiter, Sun-Regulus and Castor.
Note that the three stars are in fixed positions and that the Sun, Jupiter and Uranus move through the sky over a period of time. So this particular pattern can only occur rarely, and briefly when it does happen.
(1) Joint Typhoon Warning Service - Bulletin July 31, 2007

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