Predicting the Weather by the Moon

Weather forecasting by the moon has been practised for thousands of years. Almanacs were a feature of rural life hundreds of years ago, foretelling of storms, floods, earthquakes and coming droughts. This book describes how they did it and how the reader can plan for the weather ahead. Based on sound mathematics, ancient divination techniques and recently discovered data from space research, the author reveals information fon how the moon affects our weather and shows how this can be easily calculated. According to the author, El Nino, La Nina, global warming and the Greenhouse Effect are all due to cycles of the moon. Plotting the moon's cycles and when they coincided in the past, and extrapolating that set of conditions to any time in the future, enables a picture of weather at any date in the future to emerge.