
An experimental research project examining recurring astronomical timing patterns and their relationship to terrestrial weather.
Planetary cycles, aspects and recurring celestial configurations are examined as potential timing signals.
Timing signals are compared with tropical cyclones, severe weather and seasonal pattern changes.
Forecasts and timing signals are tested against observed weather, with results documented for continued evaluation.
ZODOC began with a Dane Rudhyar-inspired epiphany. I once read an interview with Rudhyar in an astrology magazine (reference unknown) in which he observed that “an ephemeris should be read like sheet music.” In other words, as a flowing stream of related, cyclic data.
Zodiacal Oscillations are the time-series distribution of the 12 partile Ptolemaic aspects, measured within one-degree orbs, applying and separating, among the planets and signs of the tropical zodiac.
Whereas an ingress or event chart represent a single discrete moment in time, ZODOC measures continuously.
ZODOC (Zodiacal Oscillations) is an experimental forecasting and research method that examines whether recurring astronomical timing patterns correspond with changes in terrestrial weather activity.
Rather than attempting to replace conventional meteorology, ZODOC investigates a different question: Can astronomical timing signals identify periods when significant weather activity is more likely to occur?
The research focuses primarily on timing—identifying potential Times of Interest (TOI)—and then comparing those forecasts with observed weather events
Planetary aspects are tracked continuously using the ZODOC one-degree orb method.
Recurring configurations identify periods of potentially increased weather activity.
TOI periods are compared with observed tropical cyclones and other weather activity.
Forecasts are recorded in advance and tested against subsequent observations.

This graphic is a time series distribution of planet and sign combinations for a single lunar cycle in the month of September 2026. Please note that the emphasis is on the planet/sign combinations rather than the geometric angles, which have a separate consideration.
This is my basic forecasting tool for a variety of mundane applications which can be found in greater detail on the various pages of AstroWeather.com

This graphic is a time series distribution of planet and sign combinations for a single lunar cycle in the month of October 2026. Please note that the emphasis is on the planet/sign combinations rather than the geometric angles, which have a separate consideration.
This is my basic forecasting tool for a variety of mundane applications which can be found in greater detail on the various pages of AstroWeather.com

This graphic is a time series distribution of planet and sign combinations for a single lunar cycle in the month of November 2026. Please note that the emphasis is on the planet/sign combinations rather than the geometric angles, which have a separate consideration.
This is my basic forecasting tool for a variety of mundane applications which can be found in greater detail on the various pages of AstroWeather.com

This graphic is a time series distribution of planet and sign combinations for a single lunar cycle in the month of December 2026. Please note that the emphasis is on the planet/sign combinations rather than the geometric angles, which have a separate consideration.
This is my basic forecasting tool for a variety of mundane applications which can be found in greater detail on the various pages of AstroWeather.com
