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 PERIGEE AND DISASTERS ................................................................103 COMPARING CYCLES ......................................................................104 THE MOON’S DECLINATION..........................................109 WHAT CAUSES WEATHER? .............................................137 WHAT IS EL NINO? .....................................................................131 LA NINA? ....................................................................................133 WHAT CAUSES EL NINO? ..............................................................134 WHAT IS THE GREENHOUSE EFFECT? .............................................136 SCIENTISTS SOMETIMES WRONG ......................................................137 GLOBAL WARMING? .......................................................................137 OZONE? .......................................................................................138 THE BAROMETER ..............................................................143 PROOF OF ATMOSPHERIC TIDES?......................................................144 PREDICTING .........................................................................151 GET IN TUNE WITH THE PERIGEES....................................................152 PLOT AND COMPARE PAST CYCLES. ..................................................152 OTHER FORECASTING SYSTEMS .......................................................155 HISTORICAL EVIDENCE FOR CYCLES .................................................157 CHECK OUT THE WIND ...................................................................157 LOOK AT CLOUDS ........................................................................158 PROVERBS ....................................................................................160 SIGNS IN NATURE ...........................................................................162 1.OF WORSENING WEATHER .........................................................162 2. OF BETTER WEATHER ..............................................................163 3. OF WEATHER CHANGE ..............................................................163 4. OF EARTHQUAKES.....................................................................163 WEATHER IN BRITAIN ....................................................................164 WEATHER IN NEW ZEALAND ..........................................................164 WEATHER IN USA(GENERAL) ........................................................165 WEATHER IN USA (NORTHEAST) ..................................................166 6
LOOKING DIRECTLY AT THE MOON ..........................167 NEW MOON(DAY MOON) ................................................... 168 FIRST QUARTER (DAY MOON) ........................................................169 FULL MOON (NIGHT MOON) ..........................................................170 LAST (3RD)QUARTER (NIGHT MOON) ............................................171 READING WEATHER MAPS .............................................174 WHAT ARE ISOBARS? .....................................................................174 ANTICYCLONES .............................................................................175 CYCLONES ....................................................................................176 THE WAHINE DISASTER ................................................................178 LANGUAGE OF WEATHER MAPS .......................................................183 WHAT MAKES A THUNDERSTORM? .................................................185 WHAT IS A TORNADO? ...................................................................186 WHAT’S A HURRICANE?..................................................................186 BEAUFORT WINDS SCALE ..............................................................187 OTHER WEATHER CONDITIONS .......................................................188 QUICK ATMOSPHERIC-TIDE CHART (NORTHERN HEMISPHERE) .............................................................189 QUICK ATMOSPHERIC-TIDE CHART (SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE) ..............................................................190 Q’S AND A’S ...........................................................................191 TRADITIONAL NAMES FOR FULL MOONS .........................................196 MY JOURNEY........................................................................197 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ......................................................208 ARTICLES ................................................................................209 7
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- Page 5: Contents THE FORMATION OF THE MOON
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LOOKING DIRECTLY AT THE MOON ..........................167<br />
NEW MOON(DAY MOON) ................................................... 168<br />
FIRST QUARTER (DAY MOON) ........................................................169<br />
FULL MOON (NIGHT MOON) ..........................................................170<br />
LAST (3RD)QUARTER (NIGHT MOON) ............................................171<br />
READING WEATHER MAPS .............................................174<br />
WHAT ARE ISOBARS? .....................................................................174<br />
ANTICYCLONES .............................................................................175<br />
CYCLONES ....................................................................................176<br />
THE WAHINE DISASTER ................................................................178<br />
LANGUAGE OF WEATHER MAPS .......................................................183<br />
WHAT MAKES A THUNDERSTORM? .................................................185<br />
WHAT IS A TORNADO? ...................................................................186<br />
WHAT’S A HURRICANE?..................................................................186<br />
BEAUFORT WINDS SCALE ..............................................................187<br />
OTHER WEATHER CONDITIONS .......................................................188<br />
QUICK ATMOSPHERIC-TIDE CHART<br />
(NORTHERN HEMISPHERE) .............................................................189<br />
QUICK ATMOSPHERIC-TIDE CHART<br />
(SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE) ..............................................................190<br />
Q’S AND A’S ...........................................................................191<br />
TRADITIONAL NAMES FOR FULL MOONS .........................................196<br />
MY JOURNEY........................................................................197<br />
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ......................................................208<br />
ARTICLES ................................................................................209<br />
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