The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-03-16
ve.sr'. Prediction. for March.


The entry of month does not necessarily imply its
first yet SECOND day, but rather its first week
make this explanation because zee II is required BY
Of eIqui-tely accurate readers and critics.
The month then. this year tiSs2l il likely enter
with both sides of the Atlantic. probably
about the Sd. 9th or 18th, accompanied by heavy
snOwfals. In Western Ontario, Western. North
western and Southwestern States, the Indications
are that storms will rage with great severity, and
that in North western and Southwestern sections
intensely cold snap will he experienced. A sudden
and rapid thaw il then likely reduce all to slusi
and water gain. and foods, a consequence will
occur over several areas But further details aud
to the month. may Just add that the end Of March
Is likely TO be frosty and cold according to locatonl
generally. bringing in n cold white April in Canada
and Northern, New England and Middle States.
~ DETAIL
Snow storms and generally stormy weather will
prevail in Great Britain well this side Of the
Atlantic, during the first week Of March.
SNOW blockades likely TO occur from Chicago and
Milwaukee. westward, tas in 1851, about the 9TH
and 5th of March.
Storms throughout Western Ontario. likely on
same dates as just mentioned.
general thaw on the 9Th Of the month"; in most
sections. with springike weather and waters open
ing.
the 18th and l2th Of the month and snow storms in
New Brunswiek.
The IIth and I2,h days Of March again stormy in
most sections "Blizzards" are likely TO occur ut
western points. and heavy SHOWS.
Ice on the Hudson River likely to break up about
same date last year, close to the 18th Of the
month
About the 18th, unusually heavy rains in North
and South Carolina and Georgia. floods probable
in Georgia and Teunesse.
Heavy rains In New York. in proximity to Troy,
and snow falls in western sections Possibly block
AIDES again On Northwestern and St. Panl Railroads.
late and heavy fall Of snow probable in St Law
renee Valley about the 9Th or 18th Of March
Lower temperatures are likely 10 take place after
the 18th Of the month from New England Westward
TO the Missouri Valley. Some unusually low temper
atures for the month.
There IL said 10 be little 20 the west
ward of Kingston, Ont So was il IL 1873 But
March gave Il them to the extent Of three feet and
more, and will probably do agEin.
This paper will not reach the western farmers in
time TO warn them Of the great snowfals 1t the
try Of March. But II viii reach them prior TO the
STORM periods- Of the later dates given
There indications Of isolated of dronghts
similar to last in the early part Of last
ner. but il 10 yet rather early to name these areas
definitely.
Late snowfAlls will be recorded at southern and
south western points-
Snovfalls and rzin-sforms likely to be generally
experienced on the closing two three days Of the
month, The snovfalls occurring IN portions Of the
New England States and Westward.
April vii come In frosty in the majority of sec
tio1s ef Canada and Cuifed Srafes
April sn0wstoFms will probably be particularly
marked feature this year. in Northern, Western and
Southwestern sections Whilst the latter and the
more southern points viii come in for tremendous
rains, with sudden- and in locnlifiez severe frosts
q n: ceuklins win s-y nothing. e1cep. . r..