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Hi everybody, welcome to Ann Ortley's weekly weather.

My name is Ann Ortley, and this morning the bed took over, you know, and that was it, I didn't get get up in time so we're having the show a little

later today welcome to the weekly weather from March 17th happy St. Patrick's Day for all

of you who are Irish blessings faith and beguera and for those of you are Irish, blessings, Faith and Begura. And for those of you are art, it's a great day

to be Irish. My mother always said, she was Irish. She always said everybody wants to be Irish

on St. Patrick's Day.

So I was going to say top of the morning to you this morning,

but you could all say back to me the rest of the day to you.

But it's the top of the evening.

So top of the evening to you and the rest of the evening to you.

Hope you had a great St. Patrick's Day.

What we do here on the weekly weather is we talk about the weather in the heavens

and it's an interesting week.

We have a new moon, a full moon rather, and we have a new ingress.

We have a airy's, the sun going into Aries, coming across the equator down there, down at the equator land,

and zero of the middle of the earth coming up.

And now the days will start to get longer than the nights.

By a minute a day until we get to the summer solstice in middle of June.

So this is the beginning of spring for the northern, for the southern folks, is the beginning of spring for the northern for the southern folks is the beginning of your fall because the sun has left you and coming to us up here in the north.

And what astrologers do is cast a chart for what's called the inggress, and that happens on Wednesday at March 20th at 5.58 PM.

And then a little later in the day on the 20th at 943 p.m. there's a full moon in

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