❤️🦈July Printables🦈❤️ (Patreon)

It’s July, witches! Lots of meteor shower activity starting this month! Remember to blow cinnamon (and/or other herbs like salt, pepper, rosemary, lavender, etc) at your front door to welcome prosperity, abundance and your intentions! (Completely optional, of course!) If you have a money bowl, make sure you refresh it when you can, as well as, refresh your sigils and wards you may have on your windows and doors. You can use moon water to do this :) Remember, all of this is totally optional and up to you!💙

Here are your printables for this month! In the attachments you’ll find a Planetary Forecast Calendar, Moon Phase Calendar and a Moon and Mood Tracker. Click on the links below to download them.

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Meteor Showers:

• Alpha Capricornids: Active from July 7th to August 13th, with a plateau-like peak centered on July 30th. This shower isn't particularly strong (rarely exceeding 5 meteors per hour) but is known for producing bright fireballs. It is seen equally well in both hemispheres.
• Southern Delta Aquariids: Active from July 19th to August 13th, peaking on the night of July 29th-30th. This shower is best seen from the Southern Hemisphere and produces around 25 meteors per hour, but they can be faint.
• Perseids (beginning): Active from July 17th to August 24th. The Perseids are known for high rates of bright meteors (up to 100 per hour at their peak in mid-August), but the peak in 2025 will be impacted by a nearly full moon.

Other Events:

• Mercury at greatest eastern elongation: July 3rd, making it the best opportunity to see Mercury in the evening sky that year. Look low on the horizon just after sunset.
• Venus near Uranus: July 3rd, with a separation of 2°25'.
• Venus and the Pleiades: July 5th, visible in the morning sky about 90 minutes before dawn.
• Saturn and Neptune conjunction: July 6th, with the gap between them being the narrowest (58.4 arcseconds). These planets will be visible in the predawn sky.
• Lunar occultation of Antares: July 7th, where the Moon will hide the star Antares in some locations.
• Venus near Aldebaran: July 13th, visible in the morning sky about an hour or 45 minutes before sunrise.