Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-30
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% w I.u' Iats vea.hfr vii follow. a daah.e
r#Hge0 indicates mlah fala.
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ra1nhfa shows wind auH rin-i4fb uH
tenpesf-Iehgre i wind yellow Hn WEE
the-EreeH. tsia-bIueg Ieua5ss 145r rtf or
IsfirsHue.
lethe Aarora B]or17'.s appear a1eT sever
81 warm DAYS. % u generally sIFTgrfeH rv TT
ra5l8 e-s It the arr. Ii 1hs AHora BaHsfz
hs- h~en considerable. either an fugrsse zFt=
gree ot c1If is immediately rfstueai, - 81
dies Fl clouds are immeiIBtale 'afu.f
lt.Ia a very vat season. r. SKIS + unEei
with d sea green eolar near tha tstspH. here
IL ought f. D. blue. # sloN- eat raia v}iH
speedily follow aud m,radse. When IT'S - 5
terF dead btU7. 1t Isover,late with vepef~.
and the weather vii b. s18Weas
Nhcn The sun appfar. WtITr at# M. ST
ting or E+es down into bank ut l~IatIz.
which he III tbe hatlzaH@ta ev indicate IHe
approach OF continuance oi bad Nelfbgf.
When =lEtstps with an east wind Il will
ptotabiy continue for tve8tszia1f b5ufs.
The heaviest rains, when oI fn9Z godtiuu=
apce, generally begin with lie wind blowing
eastfdy, which gradually yrers round 81 fhr
sauth-aBd The rams do not cease uugl tine
win has GOT 10 the wesf, era lltte nafh oil
west.
While rain i, falling. If any small space Of
the skY Is visible, II Is almost d certain SI1u
thst tie ram vii speedily cease.
Il TIE clouds that move with Ire viH} be-
come stationary. when t1cy Br8ve az chat
par of the horizon which is opposite 10 the
"lai aud appear 20 accumulate. aey an
nouuee a speedy iail OF r.in.
A frequent change OF win With an agita-
ton oi the clouds, denotes a sudden storm.
4 irr sh breeze generality springs up before
sunset, especially m thr sUmuer
Ihs weather usually clears up a. uoau-
but II lt rains d. mId=day It seldom cteafs ZIP
oil sunset
The winds which begin to blow in the day
time are much stronger, snd endure longer
than those which begin % blow only in TIRE
night.
A hollow or whl,liag wind denotes tgIa.
il the wind follow the course of tdr sun.
tar weather vii follow.
Weather, either good OF ia winch takes
place in lhe night time. Is not. IN general, of
i"nS dufation5aui for tire mosf part. wind
y more uncommon ia the night han IN tire
daf time. FiHe weather in the night, with
scattert5 clouds, does na1 last.
Violent winds prevail more IN the vicinity
et mountains, than III open plains.
\ Venetian author says -'A sudden storm
from The north does not last three DAYS.
II II thundcrs IA December, moderate aud
hae weather may be expected.
Il II thuuders, al intervals, IN the spring
time. before the trees have acquired Leaves
coll weather. Is sill 10 be expected.
Thunder n the. morning. denotes wind al
Reen-in the evening. ram and tempest.
II IN summer there be no thunder, tie en-
SUNG tail aud winter viii be sticky.
II II lt8htens OH a clear starlight night IN
the south or south east. ram aud vim wilt
iotlow-lt 1t lightens III an evening toward,
The north, south or south west. II indicates
WIND.
Hot weather generally precedes thunder,
which Is followed by cold showery weather.
When the wind Is south west. during sum
mer or autumn. and The temperature OF the
ar i enusually cold for the seasou. both ia
the feeling and the thermometer. with a low
barometer, much rain Is 10 be expected
Violent Temperatures. as storms or great
ralns, produce a sort Of crisis in the atmes-
rhere, which produces a constant tcmpera-
ture, good or bad, FOR some months.
In he morning, il a mist which hangs over
the lowlandS, draws towards the highlands.
it iss sign OF an approaching fine dsy.
II III the evening a white mist spread over
a meadow through which a river flows. II
will be drawn up by the sun on the follow
Ing morning, aud a fine clear day viii fol.
low.
When the dew lies plentifuIly upon the
gfas, after a fine day, another fine da, may
BE- c1pected-but IT, after such d fine d4y, no
dew fall nor any breeze b. stirring. it iadI
cateS that the vapors are ascending, aud viii
soon be precipitated IN the form OF ram.
i Is certainly d surprising phenomenon 10
See the earth, alter very long onl abundant
faiu. to be sometimes almost dry. the roads
quite tree rom dirt. aud thr lands To become
quite dry and pdfchcl. TINS j. siga hat
the Fala has net altogether ceased. and denotes
a coutlnua eltiux OF electric u@I5tIer. which.
being renewed, oarres with IT. in the t1rm OF
1aPefs, all tae moisture that fails on the Garth.
There Is sometimes. Aoweset.a gfea. deal ut
dirt, even alter d very moderate rain Witch.
IA titat case, Is d ,isn Of tatf weather, because
II iasileaies lhfteNaParatlou has ceased. Drv
stoaes aud moist earth announce iue wealth
er-lY earth aud mpist stones rsfI.
II tht iifme Ola lanporaekles OF aarrs.ittl.
dlcdtes rainy weather. The rasr is the same
when SCOT detachrs itself from the chimney
and falls down.
ltlsa sign Of rain when the scot collected
around pots and kettles takes hre. ia The form
Of small points like grains ct mllet. because
ihls phenomenon denotes that the air is cold
and moist.
II the Goals seem hotter han usual. or II
The flame Is more aEitalel though The wealth
q be calm at The time, II indicates winl.-
When the flame barns stead, anil proceeds
upwards. 1t is a sign OF fine weather.
The hollow sounds OF forests, the am
tnS nolse OF the WAVES OF the SEA. their loan.
my, aud green aud black color, announce