Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-11
FOSTERS FORECAST.
All November Disturbances Expected
TO be of Unusual Severity.
Weather and Science No.ss-an Important
Discovery In Reference to tho
F.aaei n 'rcury.
Special to the Gszatta

Special to the Gazette.
ST. JOsEPH. Mo. Nov. 10.--Re aders
of my forecasts are specially interested
in knowing what kind of weather will
occur in their immediate vicinities, but
to undertake to give in detail my fore
casts for each locality would require too
much space, and therefore my plan In
cludes the exercise of Judgment on the
part of each reader in orGer to know
more of the details than are herein given.
i will give, with but few mistakes, the
dates of the storm waves, and eny one
interested in the subject may easily ap-
proxmate the kind of weather that will
follow. The storm wave is the key TO
all weather changes. The country over
which the storm wave passes, centrally,
will have very chaugable weather. The
center of the storm wave produces warm
clear weather. All around the center is
cloud belt from which may be expected
snow or rain. All around outside OF this
cloud belt is the very clearest of clear
weuther. South aud east of the stofS
wave the weather will be comparatively
warm; north aud west of it cool. The
south half OF 1t will cause rain, and IN
winter the north half snow. With these
facts we'll i'll mind enc may Know the
kind OF weather TO expect by knowing
when to expect g storm wave and about
what route it will tske. II the center OF
storm passes your locality, first will
come the very clear weather aud the
heavy frOsts; then the wind changes and
bows toward the storm center, the
weather grows warmer, the cloud belt
approaches. hen the center of the
storm wave approaches the clouds break
away, and many ere led to believe that
the storm is over, but the cloui belt Will
follow the clear center and often the
worst part of the storm. Following this
comes the verr clear belt again, with
cooler weather, and wind from the north
or northwest.
If the center of the storm passes north
the wind changes quickly from the east
by way of the south TO the west and the
weather viii! not be much colder after
the storm has passed. IL the storm is
far to the north so Us TO leave clear
weather in your locality the weather will
be warm and fine after it passes. II the
center OF the storm passes south, cool
or cold wave will follow. Billiards. are
caused by storm of unusual force far
to the south.
All the storms OF November are ex-
pected to be of unusual force. The next
disturbance will be due to leave the
Pacific coast about the l0th, pass the
Mississippi valley from the llth TO the
18th and reach the Atlantic coast about
the l4th. 1t will he Southern storm
aud will affect the weather from the
gulf to the lakes. aud produce an un-
usual amount of ugly weather especially
on the Atlantic coast about the 18th or
10th. Considerable snow may be ex-
dected from this storm along the Canu-
dian line. This storm wave, before it
reaches the American continent, WILL be
very severe on the North Pacific about
the 9th and 10th, on account of the moon
crossing the earth's equator at that
time. Venus equinoctia on the Sth
will continue to increase the force OF the
storms till about the 18Th, and mercury
crossing the suns equator on the 18th
about the 18Th to the 22d. The center of
this storm wave will probably pass
through the border Southern states and
then move toward the Northeast for the
reason that the moon VIII have gone
south of the earth's equator. although
Venus being very close to the earth
tends to drive the storms into northern
latitudes. Venus and mercury being
south Of the earth $ equator have a ten
deney to pull the storms south.
w. 7. FOSTER.