HURRICANE & TROPICAL STORM SEASON 2007
Storms, Heavy Rains Threaten Texas, Mexico and Southwest
THEO’S ASTROMETEOROLOGICAL FORECAST

ISSUED: MAY 2007
FORECAST COVERAGE: JUNE TO NOVEMBER 2007

REMINDERS FOR HURRICANE & TROPICAL STORM SEASON:

Right now (May & early June) is the best time to update emergency plans with family, friends, and associates. Be prepared, not scared. Communications and prior emergency plans save lives, and property. Stay safe out there.

Regions Most Likely to See Tropical Storm & Hurricanes in 2007

Ø MEXICO, TEXAS, LOUISIANA – HURRICANES/HEAVY RAINS/FLOODING

Ø KANSAS & MISSOURI – REMNANTS OF HURRICANES & TROPICAL DOWNPOURS, FLOODING

Ø WESTERN HEARTLAND & SOUTHWEST – EFFECTS OF HURRICANES & TROPICAL DOWNPOURS, HEAVY FLASH FLOODING

Ø CITIES AFFECTED:
Corpus Christi, TX; Brownsville, TX; Galveston, TX; Houston, TX; Missouri City, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, Tulsa, Okla., Wichita, Kan., Memphis, TN; with storm activity striking possibly as far inland to the west as Laredo, TX, and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico.

COMMENTS: Hurricane and tropical storm season in 2007 will be unusual this year due to astronomical transits, swinging more to the Southwestern U.S. and Mexico. Affecting the state of eastern Texas and flooding the San Antonio River.

The resulting storms will affect the central regions of Texas and Louisiana with the resulting heavy rains and flash floods in parts of New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kansas, and Missouri.

Expect tropical storm and hurricane development this year to be active than normal in 2007 due to astronomical transits and to generally pick up at the end of June, but picking up strength and frequency in the month of August and September.

Climate conditions in the Southeastern U.S. will be drier than normal leading to loss of crops and the spreading of wildfires. Transits show a drought climate beginning in the Southeast, and from time to time leading up through parts of the Eastern coastline as far as the Mid-Atlantic and into regions of New England.

Expect the drier than normal climate to continue throughout the summer and fall seasons with dangerously low water levels in this region. Drought conditions will continue in the South and Southeastern U.S., with dangerously low water levels affecting the entire region ~ especially Alabama, Georgia and Florida this year. Transits indicate a severe drought is on the way and will continue through 2007 and into 2008 for the Southeastern U.S.

Drought conditions for farmers in parts of the Heartland, and Southeast will be difficult this year, and into 2008 because of astronomical transits relative to the Earth. Crop damage will continue in the states of Alabama, Georgia, and Florida because of the drier than normal climate environment and lack of rain through the summer and Fall Seasons of 2007.

Warmer and drier than average climate will rule during the next several seasons, and continue for about the next three (3) years in the Heartland and Southeastern U.S.

Expect drier than normal conditions to continue in those regions from Spring 2007 to Spring 2010. Very specific crop seeding and harvesting dates should be applied during this three-year span of drought in parts of the lower Heartland, in states like Tennessee, and especially throughout the Southeast.

The Hurricane season this year will pick up strength in the month of August with the ingress of MARS IN GEMINI. This was the position of Mars during the historic strike on the Gulf Coast by Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Mars’s cycle is generally every 2.5 years ~ I expect 2007 to have above average development of tropical storms and hurricanes.

Climate conditions, particularly in the Southeastern U.S. will be drier than normal leading to increased threats of lost crops and wildfires. Transits show drought conditions in the Southeast. Expect the drier than normal climate to continue throughout the summer and fall seasons with dangerously low water levels in this region.


DATES OF TROPICAL STORM & HURRICANE ACTIVITY

Expect to see tropical storms, cyclones and hurricanes develop worldwide during the dates listed below.

JUNE 2007

Ø June 1 to June 5

Ø Jun 13 to June 18

Ø Jun 28 to July 2


JULY 2007

June 29 to July 2

July 10 to July 15

July 25 to July 28


AUGUST 2007

Ø August 7 to August 11

Ø August 21 to August 25


SEPTEMBER 2007

Ø September 3 to September 8

Ø September 17 to September 22


OCTOBER 2007

Ø September 30 to October 4

Ø October 14 to October 18

Ø October 27 to November 2


NOVEMBER 2007

Ø November 11 to November 16

Ø November 24 to November 28

The year 2007 is an unusual year for weather and climate with heavier than normal rains for the Southwest, including Texas, and drought conditions into the Heartland and Southeastern states.

Wildfires will continue to be a serious threat throughout the Southeast and parts of the Mid-Atlantic States. Warmer than average summer and fall season temperatures exacerbate the wildfire situations in parts of the West, Heartland, and Southeast due to the windy and very dry climate conditions.

Those regions slated for tropical storm and hurricanes ~ especially in parts of western Louisiana, Texas and Mexico and regions in the Southwestern U.S. and Mexico should prepare by having emergency plans ready for evacuations.

Stay Safe Out There.

To Learn More About Astronomical Weather Forecasting, see ~

http://www.geocities.com/jussaymoe/tides/tides.htm

Amazing how well you can predict things after the climatologists already did the same thing first. ;P

Seeing that I am a climatologist... I'll take that as a compliment. I've been forecasting weather and climate for quite some time. Hurricane season doesn't start until June 1 by the way.

While this is interesting, if you're going to suggest to people in an apparently official manner they should prepare for unusual climactic conditions - i.e. spend money/time on being prepared - wouldn't it be advisable to link to official meteorological sites, and with a disclaimer?

Good to see you have the welfare of others in mind though, I'm not knocking that.

Well gee golly wizz.. why does this not surprize me that you'd suddenly come out that you're now a climetologist! >.> tcha.. I don't believe that for a second.

LOLOLOL very good.

I've been forecasting weather and climate astronomically for years, this isn't my first time.

So what? Who cares what you believe? Or what you don't believe? That's your personal choice. I'd say you ought to try more to believe in using a dictionary. Learn how to spell before making more of a fool of yourself that you're already making with your comments. Look up the word "climatologist" and "surprise" ~ two words (including gee golly wizz) that you seem to not have a clue how to spell in the first place. Jeez.

What does that mean?

It means that this isn't my first time forecasting. I'm not a rookie, nor inexperienced.

Was that before or after you were an astrologer?

Weather forecasting was the first thing I learned studying classical astrology. Meteorology was invented by classical astrologers, and astrononomical weather forecasting is one of the main disciplines one has to learn. I concentrated on the formulas of Kepler and Brahe, and learned the astrometeorological techniques of Benjamin Franklin when I was a student of classical astrology.

I was asking what it means to forecast climate astronomically. I'm curious how exactly that works.

It's quite complex, but mainly, you have to know the condition and activity of the Sun, the transits of the Moon at maximum northern and southern declination, and the positions of the planets relative to the Earth and the regions required to forecast.

I concentrate on medium and long-range weather and climate ~ seasonal forecasts that are a month or more in advance.

Many cycles repeat themselves, and classical astrology has centuries of data related to weather and climate related to astronomical positions, which form the base of what is called astrometeorology.

As this is an astrology based thread I am moving it to the Astrology forum.

Maybe we have a problem with the definitions here.
Are you a climatologist? An astrologer? A classical astrologer? A master astrologer? I mean if you say you're a climatologist, people tend to think you are implying you are a trained "weatherman" or meteorologist. I think that's where the confusion lies.

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I don't think you are actually a climatologist in the current vernacular at least. For example, I don't think any one would hire you with that title based on your classical astrology degree.

Edited to add definition.

Well, you'd be wrong about that, and you're the one with the problem with "definitions." I forecast weather and climate months in advance utlizing the principles of astrometeorology ~ this is astronomical climate and weather forecasting, or from space weather conditions. This is accomplished by noting astrophysical causes to geophysical effects ~ hence, what is called "the weather."

My clients need climate reports that are months in advance; something that conventional climatologists and meteorologists are unable to provide. You appear not to know anything about the history of meteorology, which was invented by classical astrologers. The practice of conventional meteorology is what you are talking about ~ that is where your "confusion" lies Eggumby.

Thanks.

Why? This is my forecast ~ my official astrometeorological hurricane/tropical storm forecast. As for a "disclaimer" that is for those who don't know what they are doing. People can think for themselves, and being prepared is the first step in thinking for oneself. As for having the welfare of others in mind ~ I've been forecasting for many years, and that is why forecasters do what they do in the first place. No need to "knock" anything.

If you change your name, you won't have problem with this Theodore.

Huh?

I don't think this hurricane season will be funny in the least.

I make hurricane predictions as well....I predict zero hurricanes will hit the continental US... with 9 tropical storms hitting....june,3 2007

This is really more of the same. I don't understand why you insist on being insulting. In my post I was simply stating that people are jumping to an assumption that you are a "weatherman", like on the evening news. As if you can tell me if it will rain and what the hight temp will be on Tuesday.

I never insinuated that you had a problem with definitions. It was a general statement.

I understand what you do. I don't think there is any need for you to get pompous and defensive.

Edited to add: And you're not a climatologist you pompous jack-ass. Just because you use astrology to predict weather months or even years in advance, does not magically imbue you with the same degree a climatologist has.
This is a climatologist : Climatologists collect, analyze, and interpret past weather data. Their work is applied to building design, human health, industry, agricultural production, and water management, to name but a few. Climatologists forecast long-term weather and study potential climate change.

You may have some talent, and you may be a "classical astrologist", but your arrogance unfortunately overshadows any of your possible positive qualities.

By the way, the astrometerology reports for hurricane season 2006 were completely off, as were the "scientists" and the assorted government run facilities.

Oh come on Eqgumby, you don't know a thing about that which you are talking and that is the only "arrogance" we see here, so give it a rest why don't you? For someone who does not forecast anything (much less advance weather and climate) you are not exactly the voice of truth and reason when it comes to knowing what it is that climatologists do, or what astrometeorologists do as well.

In plain language ~ you don't know what you are talking about ********
Keep your rude personal comments to yourself, and find a brain pal rather than thinking (if you can call it that) and commenting with your behind. You write and sound like a *****

You don't know me, nor my talent, and you've got no clue as to what constitutes astronomical weather forecasting. Go off and do some real study and learn that ALL causes of weather begins first in space and ends up here on Earth as the weather.

BTW... find some "positive qualities" of your own and learn to exhibit them by NOT presuming as you do and you do assume and presume which, by the way, completely overshadows any of your own "positive qualities." Get a l****. Jeez.



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I honestly do not know why you insist on attacking me personally. This all started because I attempted to clarify the term climatologist. Which I did. Which, you are still NOT, by definition. And for that you attacked me personally. I didn't attack you or make fun of you, I didn't imply you were stupid or didn't know what you were talking about.

Then go back and read your own comments Eqgumby... here's a taste of what you've written just above ~ "And you're not a climatologist you pompous jack-ass." ~ perhaps that will enlighten you.

So don't go around playing the "saint" because that dog does not hunt. Bait elsewhere... you seem to have plenty of time for wasting time and space on threads with your comments... If you need to feel as if someone is attacking you I suggest you find a ring somewhere, get yourself some boxing gloves (and lessons) and then go about the business of attacking others. But remember, it takes two to dance. Some people can swing back pal...

Stick to the topic of the thread and refrain from the name-calling, personal attacks, and the ignorant comments. In other words.. get real and grow up, or go play your silly name-calling games elsewhere.

Eggnumby and Theodore - enough please; unless the insults stop now this thread will be closed.

No offence ment, Theo, but the predictions you gave are basically the same ones I came up with, and I am just someone who is observant. I gathered my predictions from what has been happening in the past years. There has been a trend for the more powerful hurricanes to either stay out at sea or hit the gulf coast. I lived on the US east coast for almost all of my life and keep track of stuff like this. Almost anyone on the east coast who keeps track of these things could tell you the same things you predicted.

However, I do not doubt your astrologer abilities. I have a friend who dabbles in astrology.

Most likely, but not the dates I've given for these events. The "trends" are astronomical motions that repeat themselves in cycles covering many months, or years. Moreover, I don't "dabble" in astrology. I am a professional forecaster. All weather is caused by astronomical means, and that is where the answers are when looking to forecast geophysical events here on Earth.

Says who?

Says me, that's who. Hey pal, you don't know me at all and frankly, you're own arguments on "man-made global warming" haven made a dent into the real causes of planetary climate change Reincarnated. So, rather than trolling around with these statements, why not actually learn something about your world rather than spouting off all the time on issues you've obviously have not done your own homework on. I have done my homework. Try it sometime. You actually may learn something.

Those are some stellar credentials.

I'm impressed by the work and effort that you seem to have put into your forcast. I look forward to seeing whether your forcast is correct.

Nevertheless; just because you can forcast the weather, it doesn't make you a climatologist. Reincarnated asked a simple question and you get all defensive, I don't see how he was trolling. Your the one who made the statement that your a climatologist without any credentials.

I never said you dabbled in astrology. I said a friend of mine does.


OKay, so here's the lowdown on global warming. It is a natural occurance that has happened many times in the life of the planet. The only thing now is that humans are accelerating the process. The warming and cooling of the planet are natural. (The last mini ice age was speculated to have happened during the Dark Ages in Europe) But the speed at which it is warming now creates problems because the animals and plants cannot adapt fast enough; in the past the speed was such that organisms could easily adapt. Man didn't make global warming, we just accelerated it.

BTW, spouting off that you are a professional when you are clearly not is a form of trolling. I'm sure UM doesn't want any lying pseudoscientist's claiming to be experts here.

Well I do not have a lot of time here and I have debated this topic at length before. Let me just ask this real quick here. Your dates for tropical storm & hurricane activity represent almost half the days in the time frame you outlined. Add the day before or the day after your predictions and it is exactly half the days. Somehow I don’t see this as a precise group of predictions. Anyone could pick half the days and probably have as much luck as you in forecasting the weather. Im curious to see if your predictions here will give any validity to classical astrology or if odds and chance are playing their parts here. Guess we will have to see.

Oh and as I have time I may look up the details of your forecast to see if they represent trends in weather over the past few years and not necessarily stuff going on in our solar system or whatever the limits in space are. Call me curious.

Oh and for anyone still reading. Theodore claims himself to be a professional because of the training he claims to have done and the fact that people supposedly pay him for his predictions and forecasts. I think this is all covered at length in the previous thread on this topic.

Kevin A.

Thanks Kevin. But I don't think anyone could just pick days and have as much "luck" in forecasting. It does not work that way. Luck is not a factor. Science is ~ that is astronomical and geophysical science. The dates I calculated are represented by lunar maximum declinations which are primary when forecasting climate and weather conditions on Earth. These maximum declinations to the north or to the south of a region during hurricane and cyclone seasons in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. If you observe the dates I've given and pay attention to the weather news you will see tropical action during those times which represent these maximum lunar declinations. The strength of any storm depends greatly on them, and if the Moon relative to the Earth is at apogee or perigee, for instance.

I am an expert. My 33 years of study and practice says so. See my forecasts for what they are, and not what you want to see in them. I suggest you watch the world's weather news on the dates I've listed, and I also strongly suggest that you keep your uninformed opinions off UM; especially when it comes to making comments like those above about me, whom you do not know at all.

Astrometeorology applies classical astrological empirical analogue methods whose principles states what happens on here on Earth, the climate, the weather, meterorological, seismic, etc., are directly caused by the positions and motions of the Sun, the Moon, and the planets. Astromets basically identify and mark exact moments of astronomical cycles from what we call the fluxes of time, and mark the significant astronomical configurations related to seasonal forecasts for climate and weather.

I suggest that you take the time to learn about what you are talking about rather than spouting off with ignorant comments that have nothing to do with me, or my forecasts. If you cannot communicate with dignity and respect in your comments, then don't address me, or my forecasts at all. Thanks.

Thanks for clearing that up. I agree with you that humanity did not create global warming; however, I don't agree that humanity "accelerated" it. That role belongs solely to the Sun, which is the cause of all planetary climate change which includes global cooling and global warming.

A forecasters credentials are in the forecaster's forecasts. Meteorology is a branch of classical astrology, always has been. If you'd like to learn more about the complexies of astronomical climate and weather forecasting, see for a start here ~

http://www.geocities.com/jussaymoe/tides/tides.htm

What is considered good? I have Googled your name and have found predictions on other sites such as almanac.com. To be honest, your track record didn't look too great. It also seems that heavy criticism seems to follow you from forum to forum.

How would you know what my "track record" is or is not? Who are you, my teacher or something? I don't need to take a test for you, or to care what "criticism" anyone, including you, want to spew out. I forecast in advance to be of help to those who require long-range forecasting and been doing so for a long time. Many of my forecasts are for public service, and thousands of people depend on them, although you failed to mention that I see.

I also see that you didn't mention anything about the one link I provided on astrometeorology, which, considering your penchant for complaining about people not reading your own links on global warming, is, well, rather curious Reincarnated. So, what is good for the goose isn't for the gander?

There's a lot to learn about astronomical forecasting, and since you seem to be interested enough to be critical, does that also mean that you know what it is that you are being criticial about as well? Or, have you discovered all that there is to know and find nothing more about the world to be interested in except being critical, demeaning to others, and negative ~ all the while blaming, blaming, blaming?

For all your "critical" comments, and your own posts, I don't see you doing much "good" out there other than constantly looking for someone to blame (man for global warming) or anyone whom you seem to find interest in such as me, whom you do not know.

Why don't you take a good, long look in the mirror at yourself and consider something good within yourself and try doing something in the order of planetary improvement Reincarnated rather than your constant negativity, blame games, and all the rest of the other things you comment on that are a total waste of time.

What is considered good, you ask? Try spending more than a second of your time answering your own question. Perhaps you might find something good in the world you can do other than trying to find fault in others. We all cannot be as perfect as you are, though we are trying. Check yourself out Reincarnated. Start there.

Got to give you some credit Theodore. The amount of gainsayers against you in all your threads is remarkable and you are always defending yourself and moving on. I had to say this. Someone had too.

That's just because he presents his beliefs as facts. Even when concessions are made, he continues to hammer away. See it his way, or go away. There is no debate. Since none of us are "master astrologers" we can not dare to ask questions or doubt anything he says. If he says he's a climatologist, he is. If he says he is a Master, he is. Don't question.

That's because in order to "debate" one has to be knowledgable about the subject to be debated. As for being a master astrologer. I am. I've earned it over 34 years. The first subject I learned was astronomical climate and weather forecasting. I am an expert. Deal with it.

As for questions: I love good questions from those who are interested and want to learn. Or those who want to just know a bit more about the subject. However, I don't subscribe to the babies who not only are ignorant of that which they speak, but who also comment in a manner that pretends to know what it is that they are talking about, and beyond that, want to "debate" that which they possess no knowledge of to begin with.

These people pretend that their "beliefs" are somehow valid, when in order to belief something, anything, one has to possess knowledge and that means study, which some of them just don't want to do. You see, it is much easier to fake it, create rude, stupid comments from the safety of their keyboards, and put down that which they are ignorant of in the first place.

They falsely believe that their pop-culture surface skimming somehow gives them the right to state their opinions are facts and then to challenge those who have spent many more years of study when some of these babies have spent less than ten minutes reviewing.

These kind of people think that the iceberg they see on the surface is all that there is of the iceberg. Obviously, they possess little depth, and it shows in their comments; especially when they resort to personal comments, which is a sure sign of vanity, ignorance, and laziness.

They want things the easy way, are not willing to work to learn and only think they can easily put down someone who has earned the knowledge over three decades. They are out of their weight class, out of their league, and they know it. That bothers them. And you know what ~ it should ~ since not doing your homework doesn't exactly give one the right to be a "debater" in any sense of the word. To be a teacher one must first be a student. I've done my time, done my study, earned my stripes. Earn yours Eqgumby. Be a Thinker, not a stinker.

Thanks Dark Ambient. However, I teach classical astrology, and as an expert I know what it is that I am talking about. The so-called "gainsayers" as you call them, are just people who are not serious people. They do not seriously read, nor seriously study, and only look for things that "fit" their weak, assumptive, preconceived notions ~ which is typical of lazy people. Defending oneself against such people is a simple matter because when one has done one's homework it is not difficult to flick off the fly-minded mentality of some whose pop-culture mentality leads to IQs under 10 points and remains there. The only way to improve it is to be a serious student. Laziness is not a factor. Life is too short, so why waste precious time?

Astrology isn't a science. You should of went to college.

"You should of went to college?" ~ perhaps "you should of went" to grade school Reincarnated. Learn proper grammar pal, and if that is the case, then stop using the LOGY in Astro. Stop chasing white rabbits wearing a blindfold. Go back to the beginning buddy. Start there. It's called "Page 1." Jeez.

Thanks Dark Ambient. I work very hard in my chosen field. Those who work ~ do. Those who don't ~ criticize.