Nov. 20-22, 2003

Here's something to keep in mind that will affect outdoor activities in the
Midwest.

Major storm system to hit the Eastern Great Lakes Area Nov. 20-22, 2003

October 5, 2003

According to the long range weather forecasting method employed by Johannes
Kepler, the famous 17th century astronomer whose weather predictions brought
him renown even before his discovery of the planetary laws of motion, the
atmosphere, once again, is about to unleash its power this November.

Kepler observed that planetary positions coincided with the formation of
weather systems here on earth that in turn produced storms, droughts, floods
etc. The amazing thing is that his forecasts, which he published months
beforehand, were right on target!

Based on this method, certain planetary combinations show the strong
possibility for a major low-pressure system to afflict Minnesota, Wisconsin
and the eastern Great Lakes area with blizzard-like conditions between
November 20-22, 2003.

Although no forecast method is totally reliable, it is interesting to note
that based on the above system of long range weather forecasting, I
predicted all three tropical systems that formed at the end of August 2003.
The forecasts, which appeared months in advance in the April/May 2003 issue
of TMA, found their fulfillment in Tropical Storm Grace and Hurricanes
Fabian and Jimena.

Weather is such an amazing phenomenon! The incredible amount of energy that
God has set in motion in even a single thunderstorm is awe-inspiring. One
such summer storm releases as much energy as a dozen Hiroshima-type atomic
bombs exploding simultaneously. What is perhaps even more incredible is that
he has provided his offspring with a built-in, environmentally safe,
long-range weather forecasting tool for our service and safety.
Seek him that maketh the seven stars and Orion: that calleth for the waters
of the sea, and poureth them out upon the face of the earth: The Lord is his
name. (Amos 5:8)

Ken Paone

October 5, 2003

According to the long range weather forecasting method

That's pretty good - the weather guessers here can't stick their head out the
window and tell you whether it is raining or not.
Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

Ronnie,

I know exactly what you mean. But I feel like kicking myself for not
proofreading the forecast better. I mistakenly said "Eastern Great Lakes"
when I meant "Western Great Lakes". In other words, the area that I'm trying
to pinpoint is around Minnesota, Wisconsin, and the Western Great Lakes.

Kvp
"RGarri7470" wrote in message
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October 5, 2003

According to the long range weather forecasting method

That's pretty good - the weather guessers here can't stick their head out
the
window and tell you whether it is raining or not.
Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com