Wednesday, September 25th, 2019 - Thursday, September 26th, 2019

By 6:45 pm the sky is a hazy pastel blue. The outside world paints the colors of a small city in Alaska.

It is dark by 7:19 pm. The environment is painted by the energetics of a crescent moon.

7 O’Clock

54 degrees F, Precipitation 80%, Humidity 96%, Wind 4 mph, Rain

8 O’Clock

54 degrees F, Precipitation 80%, Humidity 95%, Wind 4 mph, Rain

9 O’Clock

54 degrees F, Precipitation 80%, Humidity 95%, Wind 9 mph, Rain

11 O’Clock

54 degrees F, Precipitation 80%, Humidity 95%, Wind 13 mph, Rain

Midnight

53 degrees F, Precipitation 80%, Humidity 83%, Wind 6 mph, Rain

2 AM

52 degrees F, Precipitation 70%, Humidity 84%, Wind 6 mph, Rain

4 AM

46 degrees F, Precipitation 30%, Humidity 98%, Wind 10 mph, Light Rain Showers

Some obvious changes in the temperatures and weather in the afternoon of Thursday, the 26th of September, 2019

12:25 PM - 53 degrees F, Precipitation 40%, Humidity 80%, Wind 9 mph, Scattered Showers

12:50 PM - 54 degrees F, Precipitation 80%, Humidity 95%, Wind 13 mph,

1:10 PM - 55 degrees F, Precipitation 10%, Humidity 80%, Wind 11 mph, Partly Cloudy

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S.E.A.K. Survival Guide (draft)

A prehistoric Elohim sized cat (as if someone gave the cat an injection). 6-7 ft is the length of the cat, and 200 lb - 300 lb The lyndham sea monster… Werewolves are known to exist but currently, it is thought that they might be a manifestation of a morbid human haunt… (grotesque stories of tragic deaths in the wilderness return as werewolves)… also, werewolves are a mythical type of creature. Wolves are very frightening… they are still under bears… mostly, the level of “predatorial”-ness of the wolf is noted… and Nordic wolves are a bit larger than the average wolf.

"Mist", light rain, Juneau, Alaska, January, gothic, dreary, gloom, doom, darkness, magick, realms, eerie, thematic, a distant spring, city, bright, January showers, thawed winter, black energetics, energetic/spirit, historic, ancient/past, historic, haunting, graveside, cryptic, seasonal - January 1st - observation , to January 12th, 2021 A distant spring is noted at 6:50 AM, in expressive and haunting winter themes. - ( observations , L.Y.M. , 1st Street, downtown Juneau , Juneau, AK, January 2021 )

Fall Records (2021) and Law Documents (of Researcher: Forensic Meteorology and Victimology)

7:47 AM 5:38 PM Mendenhall Glacier 7:46AM 5:37 PM Downtown Juneau 6:19 AM moonset 5:53 PM moonrise ○🌫☁️45° F - 10:15 AM 54% Precipitation, 57% Humidity, 6 mph 100% Waxing Gibbous (full moon) ○🌫☁️47° - 3:06 PM F 49% Precipitation, 63% Humidity, 5 mph blue and purple background tint to clouds and deep purple hued tint to overcast 46 50 61 14 This is my first sight of the moon. The trajectory of the sun appears to match, closely that of Summer - rising in the north, setting in the slightly northern section of the southwest… although I am not sure about the setting … a beautiful Northern Sunrise (northern/alaskan)... Is beginning at about 7:15 - 7:25 am,... However, the day is shaded at 7:30 AM… at 7:35, the Sunrise has possibly possibly risen… sometime in those minutes is the Sunrise… I'm not sure according to observatory standards … this is the time I would place the Sunrise- (7:34/7:35 … *7:34 AM) 41° F at 7:38 AM… which matches the record from the observ...

S.E. Alaska Regional Weather Observation Journals - January, 2019

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