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39.48, -82.98 | If you want me to consider these claims, you're going to have to provide some evidence. Links to peer-reviewed journals would be a good place to start. Short of that, you might try doing your own analysis of historic weather data and show us your results. That would be much more convincing that simply stating unsupported claims.
Your claim that a full moon causes a high pressure system, for example, falls apart quickly. Across Earth's entire surface, pressure has to balance out to a constant. It is, after all, the (unchanging) weight of our atmosphere divided by the (unchanging) area of the planet's surface. If our moon (or sun) caused high pressure in one place through tidal forces, it would necessitate the formation of a corresponding low elsewhere. | |
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The moon does not affect the weather???
