Thousands of people have evacuated their homes in Delhi, India's capital territory and home to some 30 million people, after the Yamuna River which runs through the city reached record levels.
The National Capital Region (NCR) of Delhi has seen heavy rainfall over the last few days. The city recorded 153 mm of rain in 24 hours to early 09 July 2023, which is the highest in a single day in July since 1982 according to the India Meteorological Department. https://tinyurl.com/3v9mcnps
The rules for judging the weather use the 4th house as the main indicator followed by the first house. The July 18 New Moon placed in the 4th house at Delhi would therefore be expected to influence the weather. But in addition the New Moon is square the Nodes that align with the horizon. The Sun square the Nodes is a phenomena known as “Moon Wobble”.
During Moon Wobble the instability factor is high, resulting in more accidents, fires, plane crashes, freak accidents, floods, and feats of nature, bizarre weather patterns, earthquakes, tornadoes, violence, terrorism, riots, and political and personal upheavals.
How long a Moon Wobble and Moon/Solar Wobbles lasts varies according to other planetary factors that can trigger the point of Moon Wobble earlier or prolong it turning into a Moon/Solar Wobble. For a Moon Wobble usually, the effects start about 10 days before the exact configuration of the Sun with the Lunar Nodes * and lasts 10 days after, around 20 days. https://www.astrology.com.tr/articles.asp?artID=88
The New Moon and the transiting Sun during these days is moving through the Chinese asterism Pe-Ho, the Northern River and Nan-Ho, the Southern River.These are also conjunct a tiny star just above Nan-Ho in Canis Minor that was part of the asterism Choui-Wei, the Situation of the Waters, which governed the overflowing of rivers. The Chinese astrologers said that if this asterism was clear and tranquil, it was a good omen, but if it faded or seemed to drift and combine with the Milky Way, the rivers of the empire would overflow and flood the land [1].
[1] Secrets of the Ancient Skies; Diana K. Rosenberg (v.1, p.703)
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