An ordinary two weeks in weather, forecasts, and observations. For late February to early March, the temperatures were the average yearly documented for these months. (Sunday the 3rd of March, 2019) 34 degrees F, 0% Precipitation , 44% Humidity, Wind 4 mph, hi/lo - 34/18, Sunny (At 8 PM, March 4th, 2019, S.E. region of Alaska) 26 degrees F, Precipitation 0 %, Humidity 0%, Wind 0 mph, hi/lo - 37/21, Clear/Sunny) “A few nights of phenomenal rule in the cosmic realm, conditions for the stargazer were remarkably prodigious. There have been some Elohim tones in the atmosphere. The ambience at sunset for the past two nights has been dark, heavy, hollow, with a somber dusk...” NIGHTFALL was at 6:40 pm, on Tues., March 5th, 2019 From March 3rd to March 5th/6th we received the perfect semblance for a seasonal panorama of the universe, with the temperature still in the 30’s, and greater stretches of bright, daylit hours under clear skies - more seconds, to minute
These observations/documentations are from Juneau, AK, 99801 (for art and reference). Nightly weather journals posted before September (2019) were written in Petersburg (AK, 99833).