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Hi everybody, happy Father's Day.

Welcome to Ann Ortley's weekly weather.

My name is Anne Ortley.

I'm an astrologer here in New York, and I'm broadcasting from my bright red desk after a nice day of work.

And it's a rainy day.

I was going to go sit by the river and watch the sun.

Actually, not the sun go down, but the moon rise up.

And it ain't going to happen because it's raining.

At any rate, well, that's what happens, I guess.

And so we are wishing you a happy, happy, happy Father's Day

and a happy summer solstice, a summer ingress. The sun, summer begins,

began today at 12.38 p.m. It is the longest day of the year. It's also when the sun stops in the sky

for three days called the solstice, sunsall, stationary stis, does it twice a year, at the Capricorn ingress and at the cancer ingress

when the sun is the highest it's ever going to be, 23 degrees and 27 minutes above the equator,

and then it stops and then it turns and goes back down, down towards the equator.

So we are at the longest day.

So from now on, the days are going to get a minute shorter.

And it's only the beginning of summer.

How can that work?

How can that be?

But at any rate, we are here, and what we do here on the weekly weather

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