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November 2026 Astrology: A Sudden Shock Is Coming! ⚡
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November 2026: A Month of Two Halves
Steve Judd presents November as a month of sharply contrasting periods. He opens with a logistical gripe: he had hoped to record in his new home studio, but its Wi-Fi is not connected yet, so he is borrowing a friend’s office.
The First Half: “Steady as She Goes”
Judd describes a pile-up of retrogrades and planetary slowdowns, with Mercury and Venus both turning direct on November 13–14. He sees the Scorpio new moon on November 9 as relatively quiet.
His advice is to avoid making major moves. The period feels like “wading through mist”: progress is possible, but the way ahead is difficult to read.
The Second Half: A Sudden Jolt
As the fog clears, Judd expects a brief but intense burst of activity around November 22–27, focused on the Gemini full moon on November 24. He highlights its connections to Uranus and Mars, describing the configuration as a “tornado” rather than a slowly building storm: sudden, sharp, and potentially confrontational.
He warns of volatile emotions, unexpected breaks, and revelations.
Judd speculates that the timing—just after the U.S. midterms—could bring dramatic changes involving the office of the American president. He also points to planetary positions he associates with Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, while presenting these ideas as astrological interpretations rather than definite predictions.
Toward the End of the Month
After Mars moves into Virgo, Judd expects the intensity to ease. His closing image is of a mostly quiet month interrupted by one sudden “whoosh.” As he jokes, save some fireworks after November 5 in case there’s an occasion to use them.
Personalities Mentioned
- Steve Judd
- Donald Trump
- Vladimir Putin
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