Meteorologists are keeping their eye on Tropical Storm Bertha in the Atlantic Basin. The National Weather Service's 5 day track forecast places Bertha headed toward the United States by July 8th. The Weather Alternative posted a long-range weather forecast for July 9-11 back in mid-June. The forecast read as follows:
July 9-11 The Sun's opposition to Jupiter and Mercury's opposition to Pluto at the time of the First Quarter Moon show the potential for a low pressure system or front to develop off the U.S. East Coast around the latitude of North Carolina and bring severe weather to the New England area.
Bertha may be the fulfillment of the low-pressure system forecast off the North Carolina coast.
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