Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
WEATHER FORECASTS.
Heavy Storms Looked For In November
Movements Of the Regular Storm

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storm wave to cross the Mississippi
valley from 25th to 9th. From that
date to Nov. 8 or 10 will occur the
5:.rain period aud the heavy storms
that belong to the equinoxes Of Venus.
In fact, November will be noted for
great weather disturbances, especially
for tropical hurricanes and northwes.
tern billiards..
In the Northwest people will imagine
that winter is coming on ferociously
early, but after the November storms
are over, beautiful weather will return.
Numerous first class disturbances
will occur in November, among which
will be the equinox of Venus at 80,
on the 9Th, Mercury crossing tbs
suns equator on the 9Th and 22d. I
estimate the relative force OF the
planets in their influence on the
storms and weather. the FIRST having
the greatest force, the second having
the next greatest, etc., as follows:
l. Moon crossing the earth's equa-
tor.
2. The ear.h's March equinox.
! 3. The ear.h's September equinox.
4. Earth passing the suns equator.
5. Venus equinox at 80.
6. Mercury crossing suns equator
at 231.
7. Venus equinox at 21O.
8. Venus passing Suns equator.
8. Mercury or Venus crossing the
suns equator when near the earth.
10. The moon running south or
north.
IL. Mars passing its equinoctials.
! u. Jupiter passing his equinoc-
tials.
ID. Jupiter passing the suns equa.
tor.
II. Saturn passing its eouinoctials.
Is. Saturn passing suns equator.
l6. Uranus passing its equ'noctials.
~. Uranus passing SUMS equator.
1S. New moon near its perigee.
IL. Neptune's equinoctials.
20. Mercury passing SUMS equator
at 81 deg.
Fl. Earth passing Mars equator.
22. Moons perigee and apogee.
%. Planets perihelion and aphe.
lion.
RI. Eclipses of the moon.
%. Full moon.
26. Co"junctions Of the planets.
n. Planets crossing each others
equators. =
The regular storm waves are indie.
pendent as to their movements from
west to east in this latitude, and
around their centres in the Pacifi =
Atlantic and Indian oceans, but are
caused to increase or decrease in
force by the electric force of the
planets.
do not know the cause Of the storm
waves but l believe them to be per
mancnt electric organizations tina,
move around their center in the
oceans, follow the sun near the equator
and move entirely around the earth
in this latitude in about % days
About the first. days OF Move mber the
hurricanes will begin to increase ii
force. Our principal interest is ir
those that move around the center u
the North Atlantic Ocean. Wher,
they may be they will develop thei
greatest force about Nov. 9th. These
slow moving storms require as muct
as a week to move from the ives,
coast of Africa to the Windwart
islands, northeast OF South America
and another week to move through
the Gulf of Mexico and up the Allan
tic coast. am not yet able to give
the date on which these hurricanes
will pass given point. This nigh
be known if the national weathe
bureau would investigate in the righr
direction. l believe they move
around their center in about 70 days
the time required for the storms il
this latitude to move around tn,
earth. While these hurricanes are a
their greatest force on the 9th l expec
Il severe blizzard in the Northwest.
The next storm move will be du'
to leave the Pacific coast about Oct
81 to Nov. I'd and reach the Atlantic
coast about the 2i. 1t is not expect