Intro post and a question

[svaenohr]

Name you would like to go by: Pi

-Present path or tradition: Chaos magick, some interest in magick involving Lovecraftian horrors.

-Interests: Monsters, magick, creepy things, dead things, meat, rain, bizarre coincidences, creepypasta, horror stories, horror genre.

-Brief Bio: I am a creature of the dark and the cool. I hate summer, and I hate going out in the sun. I truly, literally hiss or growl at things I don't like. And I have a craving... for... fleeeesh!

The question:

Is there a spell to banish sunny/hot weather? Because I want the grey coolness to return. If there isn’t a spell for this, I am going to have to make one up.

Comments

[sashajwolf]

Hi, Pi! Welcome to the group.

I don't really do much spellwork, but when I do, I make up my own spells, so I can't really help you with a pre-made one. Weather magick is a notoriously tricksy thing, though, prone to unintended consequences, so be careful. I haven't tried it myself, but from what I've heard more advanced practitioners say, it's usually best to focus on restoring a natural balance, and/or to nudge the heat (or other weather you don't like) to go somewhere more appropriate, rather than to try to force it to disappear altogether.

[svaenohr]

It used to be that any time I would do powerful magick, it would rain; and this was in Iowa, where the air tries to hold onto water for as long as it can before it's forced to let it go as rain. But that hasn't been true for a couple years now.

Thank you for your warning. I shall be cautious.

[mdehners]

Messing with the weather is a BAD IDEA. Beyond spells directing lightning away from the property Or putting up a "breakwater" when we have hurricanes I don't mess with the weather. Screwing up the Earth for personal convenience is a VERY BAD IDEA.
Cheers,
Pat

[svaenohr]

Understood. Thank you.