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Hi, everybody.

Welcome to Ann Ortley's weekly weather.

My name is Ann Ortley, and I'm an astrologer here in New York City.

And I'm sitting here at my bright red desk at about 11 o'clock on the 17th of February.

Just came back from a road trip to Maine where I had a wonderful time, visiting with some friends and eating amazing food and having massages in the spot and generally feeling very pampered.

And now back to reality.

I've got to work tomorrow.

Got stuff to do, places to go, people to see, things to write, you know, the whole nine yards.

But anyway, what we do here on the weekly weather is we talk about the weather of the week

ahead, and of course, last week was pretty dramatic.

I actually got carried away in the water of the week and didn't get the column finished,

but I did put the glaciers calving on the video of that, which a few people said they

watched a few times because it

really was that kind of week.

Glaciers calved last week or made babies.

The Pope quit.

For that, sake, the Pope, how can the Pope quit?

But he did.

After 600 years of never having a Pope quit, having them croak in office, this guy just said,

I'm out of here. Bye-bye. And then, of course, having them croaking office. This guy just said, I'm out of here.

Bye-bye.

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