Astrology of Hurricane Joaquin

The Great Storm Bird and the Sun God

(ELEUTHERA, Bahamas) — Hurricane Joaquin destroyed houses, uprooted trees and unleashed heavy flooding as it hurled torrents of rain across the Bahamas on Friday, and the U.S. Coast Guard said it was searching for a cargo ship with 33 people aboard that went missing during the Category 4 storm. Oct.2; http://time.com/4059949/hurricane-joaquin-ship-missing/?xid=homepage

Hurricane Joaquin  is an active tropical cyclone currently impacting the Bahamas. Originating from a non-tropical low, Joaquin was first classified a tropical depression on September 28, well southwest of Bermuda. With strong wind shear aloft, the depression initially struggled to strengthen while moving slowly southwest. After becoming a tropical storm the next day, Joaquin underwent a phase of rapid intensification over warm sea temperatures with abating shear, reaching hurricane status on September 30. Early on October 1, Joaquin attained major hurricane status and peaked as a Category 4 storm. It is the most intense Atlantic tropical cyclone since Hurricane Igor of 2010.

In his prescient September forecast, Richard Nolle wrote:

SuperMoon Storm and Seismic Warning Signs

 SEP 28, 2015 SuperMoon Full Moon Total Lunar Eclipse Astro-Locality Map Bringing up the rear this month is the September 28 total lunar eclipse full moon at 4°ar41’. This one occurs just a couple days before the Sun’s inferior conjunction with Mercury, the anchor point of the current Mercury Max cycle. This points to a heightened risk of a solar storm outburst sometime between September 27 and October 1, which is more or less contiguous to the September 25-October 4 SuperMoon geophysical storm window. This very strongly suggests an unusual outbreak of strong storms and seismic activity (including volcanic eruptions) during this particular SuperMoon stress window.

During the SuperMoon event window, we have the Disseminating Moon of Oct.1 .  A chart drawn for moon phase at Eleuthera Islands, Bahamas is shown here. Here the moon is placed prominently on the MC  with the star Algol, beta Perseus.  Diana Rosenberg links this area with storms and gives the following examples:

In 1281 during Kublai Khan’s  second attempt to invade Japan with a vast armada of 4,400 ships and 1,42,000 troops, a typhoon struck, sinking 4000 ships drowning more than 100,000 troops.; in 1588  Spanish Armada  that sailed to invade England – the defeated fleet ran into terrible storms with great losses; the 1715 Los Capitanas disaster, when a plunder-laden Spanish fleet out of Havana ran into a massive hurricane: 11 ships were lost , 1000 killed; an 1881 Haifong, China typhoon killed thousands; on Christmas Eve sailing ship Ann C McGuire was wrecked in a storm, smashing into rocks and going down with all hands; this was IC when the Titanic sank after hitting an iceberg in 1912, taking 1503 with her; in 1925 “the most violent, deadly tornado in American history hit Annapolis passed through Illinois  ending in Indiana utterly destroying several towns.

In addition, the Sun, Mercury and the TNP Zeus are conjunct stars of Corvus.

These stars formed part of an archaic Chaldean lunar mansion whose patron god was Im-dugud-khu, “The Great Storm Bird” or “Storm Bird of the Evil Wind”  and China’s  Celestial Chariot T’ien-Tche governed wind. Records show that they were transited at the 1864 Bay of Bengal  cyclone that killed 50,000, the 1881 typhoon that hit Haipong, China, killing thousands; in 1970 when a huge cyclone hit Ganges delta with winds upto 150 kmph and a 50-ft high sea wave : about 300,000 to 500,000 were killed, thousands more died later of typhoid and cholera; in 1979 when 3 twisters combined into one giant tornado and hit Wichita Falls; in 1991 when “Tornado Alley” was hit by several twisters some with winds clocking 450 kmph and many others.

In summary, we can see how under the influence of the SuperMoon, the Disseminating Moon phase at the Bahamas turned out to be the cosmic reason for hurricane Joaquin.