The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-05-15
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Predicts u stormy he"s'
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Ale inn natn weather tts.u Mnri weather
prnphef@. "A. bs-rs a. predictions oN
he position ~ 'hr pis"Fla'y system
which hc claims governs electricity an'
p~roiure. ai ii,c storms. Tie ss,s We ~
Is have ano,h~r crnl wave nsxt week
ana 4 terrible storm period next winter.
ne says.
.These forerast- give the KEY 10 thu
weather that j. Likely 20 occur At AM
plAca ca this continent within the dates
mentioned. hnt ~ appreciate The arcn
rscs and Denrtis 81 TIE forecasts M
reader must hear Ia mind the nature o
storm waves sni how they affect M,
weather ani All around them. tn
storm wave consists OF two parts. a ll-f
and low barometer. that always move
together across the continent. AMI IN this
latitude. around me earth. The low
bnromriar il called the storm center an
Is from 5000 $500 miles N diameter. ani
within these st,rm ceniers the VIM
blows in a circle contrary 10 the move
mont OF the hands Of 4 watch whe'
placed with fare up. while outside OF th'
low barometer the wind blows Toward
he center Of is right hand quarter -
Won face II. About one-thifd. the outH'
edge. OF this low barometer consists "
very clear weather aud the bluest 81
skies, aud this must away be reckonee
As a part OF the storm wave. - u Is .
snre indication that the storm Is not iat
away. Another third. inside OF This cIes'
belt, il occupied by acsoud belt IN whici
the rain and snow occurs AMI The cloud
move with the wind around the csnte'
or The low barometer. The center OF ths
low barometer has but little clouds. not
much wind aud the weather warm any
sultry. n the reader will keep Thu
whiriing storm, center In mind and not,
nv forecasts. the future OF the weathel
nav be known uine times out Of ten
The hiyh barometer follows the storm
center and brings clearing cooler wealth
or. and these high and iow barometer.
follow each other around the earth from
West to East aud cause all changes IL
the weather. South OF 80 degrees q
latitude the movements OF these parome
tiers are different and constitute ths
tropical hurricanes
GREAT STORM PERIOD.
Beginning with the first week ia MAJ
OF this year and ending with the las
week OF June. 1892. will constitute tn
greatest storm period since 1882 g.. and
Il will be At It's greatest force during tn
coming winter. The winter will set u
early, and with lis unusual cold an
great snowstorms and Billiards, will b.
what Is termed a very hard winter
These winter storms will begin in tbs
Northern tier Of States with great sever
ity in October. and Al early winter very
severe sll over the continent will follow
The force Of the storms will increase
very gradually. and the May storms
will not be so marked as those later on
We will probably have an occasiona
tornado, but destructive storms will no
attract general attention till after Juu1
8. when the great battle Of the element
will begin in earnest, and every m0nti
will bring its noted storms. June Is no
sIwsys . month Of great storms, but !
will be this yesr. and should my predic
tions be verified as 10 that month. th'
public will give more attention to wha
have said ~ TO the eleven months tbs
follow ii. October aud November srI
the months that usually bring the trop
ical hurricanes that are sometimes verl
disastrous on the Gulf Of Mexico. ant
occasionally do damage AZ far north O.
Tennessee and Arkansas. The grea
hurricanes that visited the Lower Mis-
eissippi and the coast Of the Gull 0
Mexico in 1923 will be repeated mex
October and November. Wherever vo'
find an old man that followed 1stboatinI
on the OHIO and Mississippi rivers j.
1923. you will find an oracle who cal
reveal much history about the hurricane
Of the Mississippi river AZ that fimr
Portions Of florida were greatly dam
aged by the hurricanes sixty years ago.