The cycle of Juna is comprise of five phases each with their own unique weather patterns. The Junian calendar started in the first epoch, referred to as Renewal. Renewal is where there were rotations of light and dark and mostly cold or cool. The winds were strong blowing mostly from the south into the northern hemisphere. Most Junians did their crop planting in this cycle. This epoch was also where most of the fresh water rains occurred. The Junians would collect as much of the fresh water as they could to carry them through to then next Renewal. Renewal lasted 100 rotations and ended when the ground started to heat up with the long rotations of light and shorter rotations of dark. Renewal faded slowly over to the second epoch more commonly called Growth. Growth was much hotter than Renewal with longer rotations, the heat and light of the day got longer and longer as Growth moved through its rotations. The typical Growth ...
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