D'oh! Sorry, guys, I didn't realize there was more. Here's Spring 2007:
It appears by my astromet
finding that a chiller than normal fall season
and a early winter is just around the
corner. Winter conditions come earlier than normal
into early 2007, but Spring 2007 will arrive earlier
than normal with the northern declination
of Venus by 23 February 2007.
In my estimation - winter, this year, takes place
from November 2006 to end of February 2007, with
improving spring-like conditions by early March 2007.
**FARMERS > who are planning on next year's crops should know
that Spring 2007 transits will be favorable in early March,
giving food producers an early planting season, and
recover from the losses of last year due to
the unusual weather conditions. March 3, 2007, is an
excellent time to begin planting of seeds, with
the resulting yields seeing excellent growth by April 2007
with maturity arriving by May.
The year of weather in 2007 may give farmers
the rare opportunity to harvest rapid crops
several times. However, 2007 shows a rise in insect
and animal activity due to the rough, stormy winter.
Precautions should be taken in the expectation of
insect swarms on food stocks in 2007. The cycle of
the next Venus retrograde (July 27, 2007 to Sept. 8, 2007)
indicates adjustments and protection of crops, with
earlier harvesting before July 27, then continued
harvesting after Sept. 8th. Expect hibernating animals
to wake up very hungry after burning their body fat
during the previous winter months.**
The Strange Summer of 2007 ~
The Summer of 2007 is lengthy, with
a Indian Summer due to the retograde
of Venus (27 July 2007 to 8 September 2007)
in Leo, with summer conditions lasting into
November 2007 combined with the transit
of Mars in tropical Cancer.
A very long Summer 2007 is ahead next year,
which will be the first El Nino year with
the Sun already having reached its peak
minimum cycle. Warmer temperatures, and
tropical like precipitation will be the
main theme of all of 2007 - a warm year,
with above normal precipiation, flooding,
and drought conditions existing in regions
known to suffer them during El Nino years.
This Astromet Outlook continues to
maintain that an earlier than usual
and stormy winter season will prevail in the
northern hemisphere, with wetter
conditions, gusty winds, and
heavy precipiation arriving earlier
than normal.
Expect the next two fall seasons to
be earlier than normal (this year, 2006)
and later than normal (next year, 2007).
This leads to some odd climate events
with a shifting taking place in July 2007
that extends tropical-like,
and wetter summer conditions into autumn
altering autumn 2007 considerably ~
RedTartan
