Predicting Weather By The Moon - Xavier University Libraries
Predicting Weather By The Moon - Xavier University Libraries Predicting Weather By The Moon - Xavier University Libraries
Weather By The Moon Sirocco 54 slaves 57 Snow 187 snow 150 Snow Moon 195 solar eclipse 60 solar flare 128 solar wind 11, 87 solid Earth 74 solstice 82, 122, 171 solstices 20 Southerly Buster 54 southern monthly declination 112 Southern Oscillation 133 ‘spring’ tide 74 St Swithin’s Day 160 Stationary front 183 Stonehenge 31, 32 stratus 158 Strawberry Moon 195 submarine 83 Sumerians 19 sunspot 128, 129 superstitions 65 Swaziland 35 synodic period 60 Syzygy 116 T Taiwan 29 Tang Dynasty 29 Taurus 48 Te Matariki. 49 tectonic plates 91 The Georgics 37 Theophrastus 37 thermometer 145, 148 Thomas Jefferson 38 228
Thunder Moon 195 thunderstorm 51, 78 thunderstorm frequencies 88 Thunderstorms 170 tidal bulges on the Moon 74 tidal day 75 Tidal heights 141 tidal pull 74 tidal swelling 74 tilt 13 tohunga 100 topdresser 190 tornado 185 Torricelli 143 Tower of Babel 20 Tower Of The Four Winds 36 trade winds 57 Tropic 135 Tropic of Capricorn 82 tropical cyclone 176 tropics 76 tsunamis 114 Tu-ti Kung 29 tuberculosis sufferers 53 Tuhoe tribe 48 tzolkin 40 U Ungulates 34 V Van Allen Belt 172 Venus 33, 50 Vietnam 27 Virgil 37 Virgin Mary 42 Voltaire 55 229
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<strong>Weather</strong> <strong>By</strong> <strong>The</strong> <strong>Moon</strong><br />
Sirocco 54<br />
slaves 57<br />
Snow 187<br />
snow 150<br />
Snow <strong>Moon</strong> 195<br />
solar eclipse 60<br />
solar flare 128<br />
solar wind 11, 87<br />
solid Earth 74<br />
solstice 82, 122, 171<br />
solstices 20<br />
Southerly Buster 54<br />
southern monthly declination 112<br />
Southern Oscillation 133<br />
‘spring’ tide 74<br />
St Swithin’s Day 160<br />
Stationary front 183<br />
Stonehenge 31, 32<br />
stratus 158<br />
Strawberry <strong>Moon</strong> 195<br />
submarine 83<br />
Sumerians 19<br />
sunspot 128, 129<br />
superstitions 65<br />
Swaziland 35<br />
synodic period 60<br />
Syzygy 116<br />
T<br />
Taiwan 29<br />
Tang Dynasty 29<br />
Taurus 48<br />
Te Matariki. 49<br />
tectonic plates 91<br />
<strong>The</strong> Georgics 37<br />
<strong>The</strong>ophrastus 37<br />
thermometer 145, 148<br />
Thomas Jefferson 38<br />
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