Jamaica – Pluto on Neptune and Eclipses

Jamaica – Pluto on Neptune and Eclipses

Hurricane Melissa now a Category 5 hurricane heading for Jamaica has the ‘ingredients to be a catastrophic storm’, meteorological experts warn. There are likely to be a devastating storm-surge, extreme winds and high rainfall.

It is likely that no part of Jamaica will be ‘spared from the effects of the monster hurricane, whose deadly combination of rapid intensification and snail-paced advancement is a recipe for a catastrophic, record-breaking natural disaster.’ Maximum impact is likely to be tomorrow with this reckoned to be the strongest hurricane ever to hit Jamaica.

 Jamaica, 6 August 1962 12am Kingston, had its late Virgo Venus in line with the recent Solar Eclipse which usually accompanies an emotionally upsetting series of events. Plus a devastating Solar Arc Pluto conjunct the Neptune exact at the moment creating confusion and staying in effect for several months,

  The September Lunar Eclipse set for Kingston, Jamaica has a swampy Neptune on the IC. And the September Solar Eclipse had powerful, possibly-destructive Pluto on the Ascendant. Eclipse effects last for several months after and regions with planets on the axis – Midheaven, IC, Asc and Desc – are usually in line for significant effects.

  Cuba, Haiti and the Dominican Republic are also likely to be affected.

 Cuba with its 29 degree Scorpio Midheaven and 28 degree Taurus Sun will be in for a turbulent few months through till spring 2026 with tr Uranus in hard aspect.

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