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This month may have lingered a little too long for those trapped in the seemingly endless cycle of Lockdown. But instead of fizzling out, January 2021 is set to end with aplomb, with the arrival of the Full Wolf Moon. This month’s Full Wolf Moon is commonly considered as a powerful occasion for the astrologically-inclined.
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Saint Paul’s Day. On Thursday, Jan. 28, Saint Paul’s Day will be celebrated, of course we know him as the apostle Paul. There is some special weather lore on his special day that is just as interesting as the apostle Paul and also just as positive. This bit of lore says, “if Saint Paul’s Day be bright and clear, we can expect a green gardening year.” What a great piece of weather lore as we get ready to start the month of February!
A halo around the near-full moon in winter. This little poem says a mouthful, “In winter when you see a halo around the moon, look for some snow very soon. For the days until the snow, count the starts inside the halo.” This is a fairly accurate prediction for a winter snowfall. My Northampton County grandma went a step beyond the poem and her prediction was the number of visible stars inside the halo were the number of inches of snow that would fall. When the temperatures are colder aloft (where the halo is) than the temperature
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Astronomy events in the January night sky On Jan. 19, you will have the chance to see a meteor shower that will be the peak of the Gamma Minorid Meteor Shower. (Source: NASA) By Catherine Bodak | January 13, 2021 at 1:09 PM EST - Updated January 13 at 1:11 PM
CINCINNATI (FOX19) - January is looking to be a great month for sky gazers.
Even though we are about halfway through the month, there is still plenty to see.
On Jan. 19, you will have the chance to see a meteor shower that will be the peak of the Gamma Minorid Meteor Shower.
On Jan. 21, two celestial events will take place. An asteroid Eunomia will be visible, and you will be able to see the Conjunction of Mars and Uranus.