The Sun is now transiting the final five degrees of Leo and coming to a close of the eclipses on the Leo/Aquaruis axis. However, there are a few things to watch out for as the Sun moves through these degrees.
First is the New Moon of August 2010, set for Los Angeles. The AC/DC axis for this New Moon is at 26 degrees Aquarius/Leo which the Sun will soon transit and we also have transiting Venus and Mars in square to the Node with the outer planets forming a t-square to one another. If something is going to happen in terms of seismic activity in California, it will be in the next few days as the Sun moves over the angle opposing Neptune and Chiron.
In looking at the Progressed California chart, the only potential flashpoint I see for trouble is the transiting Sun opposing the Progressed CA Sun and transiting Neptune, with the transiting Node passing over Progressed Venus to set things in motion. Likely times would be when the Moon transits the early degrees of Capricorn plugging into the current outer planet t-square formation of 2 Capricorn or in conjunction with the lunar eclipse degrees of 4-5 Capricorn.
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