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hi everybody welcome to anne ortley's weekly weather and my name is anne ortley and i'm an

astrologer here in new york and i'm broadcasting here from my bright red desk with cats

sleeping around me on the furniture uh it's pouring rain here in new york 43 degrees april showers

spring bay flowers.

Oop, nope, not April yet.

That happens this week.

But anyway, we are having some rain here in New York.

And what we do here on the weekly weather is we talk to you about the weather in the heavens above,

what's going on above our heads, and then how it's going to show up down here on Earth.

So we have a lot to talk about this week.

There's a heck of a lot going on, not the least of which.

The eclipses are coming.

The eclipses are coming.

Twice a year I get to shout that into the phone.

I feel like Paul Revere galloping off and the eclipses are coming.

The eclipses are coming.

So what eclipses mean to you is light, seeing things in a new way,

breakthroughs, revelations, aha moments, and sometimes, oh, oh, I don't want that.

I don't want to know that moments, which, you know, we got to honor all the different parts. What the eclipses are for is enlightenment. When the lights go off and they turn back on, you know, we know it's time to take our seat in the theater. We know that, you know, something exciting happened. You know, the power goes out, you know, you didn't pay the electric bill or a tree landed on the wire.

There's always a moment when eclipses happen because the sun and the moon are on the same declination,

meaning they're on the same plane relative to the equator.

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