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Kalassak — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 11:41:15 GMT

Demigods

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	== Demigods ==		== Demigods ==
			* [[Ája Latí Naktonaɰa\|Ája/Áɰja]]
			* Sevíga
			* Kušeɰa
			* Eneŋka
			* [[Ghavi]]
			* Azoik
			* Kalassak
			* Eŋki
			* Apseŋ
			* Sekekkivvi
			* Kuŋevok
			* Enoikhi
			* Pazek
			* Kiríl
			* Kotheket
			* Akani
			* Voput
			* Enzeki
			* Apéka
			* ɰutep
			* Pakutǔ
			* Kŋgapí
			* Iktel
			* Pihtena
			* Khoka

	== Apprenticeship ==		== Apprenticeship ==

Tropical cyclone naming

Kalassak — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 11:32:08 GMT

North Uqe

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	\|Oepala		\|Oepala
	\|Panokbá		\|Panokbá
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	~~\|Panpekal~~
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	~~\|Pwámháqa~~
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	~~\|Kona~~
	\|}		\|}

	make list of meanings and countries/regions of origin		make list of meanings and countries/regions of origin

			north amalthean names are fairly prominent demigods, in line with historical cyclone naming practices

			former names: Panpekal, Pwámháqa, Kona

	== Egun & Hac Lake ==		== Egun & Hac Lake ==

Ghavi

Kalassak — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 11:26:31 GMT

Created page with "ghavi is a half-tiger, half-human apprentice/demigoddess of énzeš"

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ghavi is a half-tiger, half-human apprentice/demigoddess of énzeš

Šekvani

Kalassak — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 11:24:14 GMT

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	she controls the weather and is worshipped for bountiful harvests and as a giver of female fertility		she controls the weather and is worshipped for bountiful harvests and as a giver of female fertility

			she is associated with elemental mercury, <some planet>, and her alternate form is a tropical cyclone

	apprentice/demigods:		apprentice/demigods:
	* [[Ája Latí Naktonaɰa]]		* [[Ája Latí Naktonaɰa]]

Šekvani

Kalassak — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 11:22:36 GMT

Created page with "weather goddess of uŋítheka she controls the weather and is worshipped for bountiful harvests and as a giver of female fertility apprentice/demigods: * Ája Latí Naktonaɰa"

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weather goddess of [[uŋítheka]]

she controls the weather and is worshipped for bountiful harvests and as a giver of female fertility

apprentice/demigods:
* [[Ája Latí Naktonaɰa]]

Ája Latí Naktonaɰa

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	the dairígani demigodess herself		the dairígani demigodess herself

			she is an "apprentice" of [[šekvani]]

	[[File:Aaja1.png\|thumb\|painting of ája latí wearing the crown of naktona ([[naktonítji]])]]		[[File:Aaja1.png\|thumb\|painting of ája latí wearing the crown of naktona ([[naktonítji]])]]

	in soleani mythology, she is believed to be (one of) the first empress(es) [''názeka''] of solea		in soleani mythology, she is believed to be (one of) the first empress(es) [''názeka''] of solea

History of Amalthea

Kalassak — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 11:08:34 GMT

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			before scabos were discovered in Idiba, the kiya (lapa) was the primary mount on pavala. they were good cuz they are birds. anyway, the amaltheans had a mongol moment and conquered a lot of nicho and even reached amaio for a bit. these were like tributaries of the empire of solea or something, but this happened a long time ago (again, mongol moment), before amaio basically did the opposite thing with their new biological technology (scabos)

			communism/socialism was big here and developed out of a proto-communism

			the modern practice of meteorology was developed here by some people who were looking at haki and saw interesting cloud features. they linked some of the structures to weather on pavala and through close observation were actually able to develop some robust forecasting principles before computers and communication technology allowed for a global observation network

	[[Hogo Rant]]'s boat was headed to Amalthea to acquire old cyclone data when a storm in the Egun ocean blew him off course, causing him to land in the city of [[Satongañ]]. The local residents gave his crew plenty of fish and [[sugo]], along with directions to the city with the cyclone data. This became known as Fish day and is celebrated in many parts of Unuvun.		[[Hogo Rant]]'s boat was headed to Amalthea to acquire old cyclone data when a storm in the Egun ocean blew him off course, causing him to land in the city of [[Satongañ]]. The local residents gave his crew plenty of fish and [[sugo]], along with directions to the city with the cyclone data. This became known as Fish day and is celebrated in many parts of Unuvun.

Solea

Kalassak — Sun, 30 Aug 2026 10:56:04 GMT

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	ivan make tabl		ivan make tabl

	* [[~~Saelunavvk~~ Province\|~~Saelunavvk~~]]		* [[Zeilunavvuk' Province\|Zeilunavvuk']] (Saelunavvk)
	* [[Vitapahó Province\|Vitapahó]]		* [[Vitapahó Province\|Vitapahó]]
	* eastern province 1		* eastern province 1

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MPASvala Earth test cyclones

Kalassak — Sun, 02 Aug 2026 13:44:53 GMT

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	Storms in the simulations are labeled with an alphanumeric identifier composed of a single letter based on the octant of the sphere in which they first develop and an incrementing number for each successive cyclone formation. Each octant will correspond to a letter from A through H, with A for cyclones developing north of the equator between 90°E and 180°, B for cyclones developing north of the equator between 0° and 90°E, and so on, in counterclockwise order such that alphabetical order progresses from east to west in the northern hemisphere and west to east in the southern hemisphere (H designations south of the equator between 90°E and 180°). For example, the first cyclone to develop east of 90°E in the northern hemisphere (roughly corresponding to the West Pacific) will be assigned the identifier A1. Names will be assigned to storms achieving tropical storm status (winds >= 34 kt) based on the next name in the list the storm would have been given based on the simulation start date of August 2, 2024 — ''Carlotta'' in the East Pacific, ''Debby'' in the North Atlantic, ''Asna'' in the North Indian, ''Maria'' in the West Pacific, ''Pita'' in the South Pacific, ''Robyn'' in the Australian region, ''Ancha'' in the Southwest Indian, and ''Biguá'' in the South Atlantic.		Storms in the simulations are labeled with an alphanumeric identifier composed of a single letter based on the octant of the sphere in which they first develop and an incrementing number for each successive cyclone formation. Each octant will correspond to a letter from A through H, with A for cyclones developing north of the equator between 90°E and 180°, B for cyclones developing north of the equator between 0° and 90°E, and so on, in counterclockwise order such that alphabetical order progresses from east to west in the northern hemisphere and west to east in the southern hemisphere (H designations south of the equator between 90°E and 180°). For example, the first cyclone to develop east of 90°E in the northern hemisphere (roughly corresponding to the West Pacific) will be assigned the identifier A1. Names will be assigned to storms achieving tropical storm status (winds >= 34 kt) based on the next name in the list the storm would have been given based on the simulation start date of August 2, 2024 — ''Carlotta'' in the East Pacific, ''Debby'' in the North Atlantic, ''Asna'' in the North Indian, ''Maria'' in the West Pacific, ''Pita'' in the South Pacific, ''Robyn'' in the Australian region, ''Ancha'' in the Southwest Indian, and ''Biguá'' in the South Atlantic.

	== August run, ~~tropical refinement mesh (~~60-15 km) ==		== August run, 60-15 km tropical refinement mesh ==

	=== Hurricane D1 (Carlotta) ===		=== Hurricane D1 (Carlotta) ===

File:D1 TM 20240802 14.png

Kalassak — Sun, 02 Aug 2026 13:40:55 GMT

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MPASvala Earth test cyclones

Kalassak — Sun, 02 Aug 2026 13:40:00 GMT

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 Storms in the simulations are labeled with an alphanumeric identifier composed of a single letter based on the octant of the sphere in which they first develop and an incrementing number for each successive cyclone formation. Each octant will correspond to a letter from A through H, with A for cyclones developing north of the equator between 90&deg;E and 180&deg;, B for cyclones developing north of the equator between 0&deg; and 90&deg;E, and so on, in counterclockwise order such that alphabetical order progresses from east to west in the northern hemisphere and west to east in the southern hemisphere (H designations south of the equator between 90&deg;E and 180&deg;). For example, the first cyclone to develop east of 90&deg;E in the northern hemisphere (roughly corresponding to the West Pacific) will be assigned the identifier A1. Names will be assigned to storms achieving tropical storm status (winds >= 34 kt) based on the next name in the list the storm would have been given based on the simulation start date of August 2, 2024 &mdash; ''Carlotta'' in the East Pacific, ''Debby'' in the North Atlantic, ''Asna'' in the North Indian, ''Maria'' in the West Pacific, ''Pita'' in the South Pacific, ''Robyn'' in the Australian region, ''Ancha'' in the Southwest Indian, and ''Biguá'' in the South Atlantic.
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 === Tropical Depression A5 ===