1999 Salt Lake City tornado [Tornado]
Posted: Sat May 13, 2017 12:39 pm
Utah's deadliest natural disaster, and one of the strangest in various ways, is the 1999 Salt Lake City tornado.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_Salt ... ty_tornado
August 11, 1999, 12:41-12:55 PM MDT, an F2 tornado passed through downtown Salt Lake City. The event is Important not only because it was Utah's deadliest natural disaster, but because tornadoes are rare in Utah; and it was "the first major tornado to occur in a major urban area's downtown district and strike [tall] buildings." (It was "during an unusually strong summer monsoon season." Cloud cover in the morning intensified "until nearly all light was obscured." Winds remained calm. Then, at 12:41 PM, hail 1.5" hit nearby areas, "the storm started rotating, and at around 1:00 PM., many people reported seeing the storm rotate... as it moved into downtown Salt Lake City.")
1 death, over 100 injuries, $170M damage. - Overall, I'm not very impressed with this event except for the Week chart, though it does resemble "disasters" where loss of life etc. is very small.
NOTE: A New Moon occurred a few hours earlier, at 5:08:30 AM. For everywhere on earth, it was square a partile (2') Mars-Saturn conjunction. A Mercury-Neptune opposition falls across the horizon. This isn't a bad chart for a "wind makes me crazy, and it's violent" kind of event.
Year: Capsolar (Dormant.) Moon-Jupiter (1°49' in mundo)
Year: Cansolar (Dormant.)
Bridge
t. Jupiter sq. Capsolar MC (0°07')
Quarter: Arisolar (Dormant.)
Quarter: Libsolar
Neptune sq. MC (1°05')
Saturn on MNC (1°16')
-- Saturn-Neptune sq. (1°12')
Uranus on Dsc (2°56', stationary)
Mercury sq. Asc (1°57')
Sun & Venus more widely foreground
-- Venus-Neptune sq. (1°47' in mundo)
-- Sun-Venus conj. (3°02' in mundo)
Month: Caplunar
Pluto on IC (1°12')
Venus on Asc (6°45')
-- Venus-Pluto sq. (2°51')
Week: Canlunar
Mars on EP (0°57') [op. Saturn 53', but Saturn is not foreground]
Neptune sq. Asc (0°34')
Jupiter on Dsc (0°51')
-- Jupiter-Neptune sq. (2°00')
Uranus on IC (5°38')
Sun on MC (7°38')
-- Sun-Uranus op. (1°58' in mundo)
-- Mars-Uranus sq. (1°12')
-- Sun-Mars sq. (0°49')
Day: Capsolar Quotidian & Transits
p. MC op. t. Venus (0°51')
p. Asc sq. s. Jupiter (1°05')
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t. Mercury sq. s. Asc (1°01')
t. Jupiter sq. s. MC (0°07')
Day: Cansolar Quotidian
p. MC conj. t. Mercury (1°10')
p. Asc sq. s. Sun (0°03'), p. Sun (0°01')
p. EP conj. p. Mars (0°42'), op. s. Jupiter (0°24'), op. t. Jupiter (1°33')
SUMMARY
Year (Capsolar): (Dormant.) Moon-Jupiter.
Year (Cansolar): (Dormant.)
Bridge: Jupiter (Cap).
Quarter (Arisolar): (Dormant.)
Quarter (Libsolar): Mercury Saturn Uranus Neptune (Sun Venus). Sun-Venus Venus-Neptune Saturn-Neptune.
Month: Pluto (Venus). Venus-Pluto.
Week: Mars Jupiter Neptune (Sun Uranus). Sun-Mars-Uranus Jupiter-Neptune.
Day (Capsolar): Venus Jupiter (CapQ). Mercury Jupiter (transits).
Day (CanQ): Sun Mercury Mars Jupiter.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_Salt ... ty_tornado
August 11, 1999, 12:41-12:55 PM MDT, an F2 tornado passed through downtown Salt Lake City. The event is Important not only because it was Utah's deadliest natural disaster, but because tornadoes are rare in Utah; and it was "the first major tornado to occur in a major urban area's downtown district and strike [tall] buildings." (It was "during an unusually strong summer monsoon season." Cloud cover in the morning intensified "until nearly all light was obscured." Winds remained calm. Then, at 12:41 PM, hail 1.5" hit nearby areas, "the storm started rotating, and at around 1:00 PM., many people reported seeing the storm rotate... as it moved into downtown Salt Lake City.")
1 death, over 100 injuries, $170M damage. - Overall, I'm not very impressed with this event except for the Week chart, though it does resemble "disasters" where loss of life etc. is very small.
NOTE: A New Moon occurred a few hours earlier, at 5:08:30 AM. For everywhere on earth, it was square a partile (2') Mars-Saturn conjunction. A Mercury-Neptune opposition falls across the horizon. This isn't a bad chart for a "wind makes me crazy, and it's violent" kind of event.
Year: Capsolar (Dormant.) Moon-Jupiter (1°49' in mundo)
Year: Cansolar (Dormant.)
Bridge
t. Jupiter sq. Capsolar MC (0°07')
Quarter: Arisolar (Dormant.)
Quarter: Libsolar
Neptune sq. MC (1°05')
Saturn on MNC (1°16')
-- Saturn-Neptune sq. (1°12')
Uranus on Dsc (2°56', stationary)
Mercury sq. Asc (1°57')
Sun & Venus more widely foreground
-- Venus-Neptune sq. (1°47' in mundo)
-- Sun-Venus conj. (3°02' in mundo)
Month: Caplunar
Pluto on IC (1°12')
Venus on Asc (6°45')
-- Venus-Pluto sq. (2°51')
Week: Canlunar
Mars on EP (0°57') [op. Saturn 53', but Saturn is not foreground]
Neptune sq. Asc (0°34')
Jupiter on Dsc (0°51')
-- Jupiter-Neptune sq. (2°00')
Uranus on IC (5°38')
Sun on MC (7°38')
-- Sun-Uranus op. (1°58' in mundo)
-- Mars-Uranus sq. (1°12')
-- Sun-Mars sq. (0°49')
Day: Capsolar Quotidian & Transits
p. MC op. t. Venus (0°51')
p. Asc sq. s. Jupiter (1°05')
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t. Mercury sq. s. Asc (1°01')
t. Jupiter sq. s. MC (0°07')
Day: Cansolar Quotidian
p. MC conj. t. Mercury (1°10')
p. Asc sq. s. Sun (0°03'), p. Sun (0°01')
p. EP conj. p. Mars (0°42'), op. s. Jupiter (0°24'), op. t. Jupiter (1°33')
SUMMARY
Year (Capsolar): (Dormant.) Moon-Jupiter.
Year (Cansolar): (Dormant.)
Bridge: Jupiter (Cap).
Quarter (Arisolar): (Dormant.)
Quarter (Libsolar): Mercury Saturn Uranus Neptune (Sun Venus). Sun-Venus Venus-Neptune Saturn-Neptune.
Month: Pluto (Venus). Venus-Pluto.
Week: Mars Jupiter Neptune (Sun Uranus). Sun-Mars-Uranus Jupiter-Neptune.
Day (Capsolar): Venus Jupiter (CapQ). Mercury Jupiter (transits).
Day (CanQ): Sun Mercury Mars Jupiter.