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i think there is some confusion here by the person who wrote the article. they are confusing the phases of the moon with tidal forces and they have nothing (well nearly nothing) to do with each other. the article says that when the moon is either overhead or below your feet (something that happens twice a day) it impacts the chances of rain. saying this has to do with the phases of the moon is like saying the stars turn on when the sun sets ...
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