Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-08-11

ihS tuclF rise tho las
TWO days of July will be disappearin,
toward the Atlantic about tbe lst
Inc temperature will fall. and tb,
barometer will rise, as the storm con
uitlons in their eastward march ,nov,
past any given point. BY the an
these conditions will begin to change
IN the west. A very warm wave will
develop, attended by a falling baron.
eter and the appearance of approach.
ing storms. The period will reach
from the 4th to 9ta, having for lis
central storm days the 5th, 9th and
fth. Proper attention should be given
10 all threatening clouds on and about
nest days. Much buster, electrical
displays, and some rain NAV be
expected, all to be followed by more
or less relief from heat and dust dur.
ing the days intervening up to about
the ilth. This is the central day of
r~eactionary movements, on which
ana the days touching it, expect .
return. to heat progressively from the
vest, with storm EXAMINATIONS here
ana there in its eastward progress,
Two or three more pleasant days and
nights ought to succeed the buster
OF thls ~reactionary period.
The 10th is the center of The cen
tral August storm period. Therefore
ABOUT the 18th in extreme western
parts a warm wave of great magni-
tude n intensity will show its head
widening and growing in temperature
as IL reaches the central and eastern
parts OF the continent about the 10th.
l'th and 18th. Storms of uwind and
thunder are very apt to result along
the progress Of these storm conditions
with here and there local bursts of
heavy rain. Should storms not make
thelr appearance from the 18th to
18th the warm wave will continue.
reaching a climax about the. new
moon on the 22nd. Again, if heavy
re~actlonary storms do not appear
about the 22d or 23d the heat will
with undated intensity I'M
10 the next and last period for the
month. The planet Mercury passes
It's second e%quinoctial day on the 18th
and being felt for a period of about
I'VE days before and five after its CEN
trai day, it will reach both the reac-
tionary days before, and the regular
storm period to follow, bridging the
up to about the 2Ist with the
KIND OF weather which may exist on
and about the 23rd. We EXPECT.
rather, that heavy storms will result
N next to the 22nd, in which
event the heated term will be broken
and cooler, cloudy days will follow up
10 III Obcginning of the last storm
period. Watch all the angry clou IS.
such arise, about the I'D and 23d.
The storm days, 9th to Both, will
as factors in the resulting phe-
.omenal Mercury from the 18th.
Vulcan central on the 2Sth, Moons
quarter on the 30th, and the
growing power of the approaching
of Venus, which will be at
It's center on the It'll of September.
All this combination, it must be
remembered, will be in the central
month of the great Saturn equinox.
md within reach of the beginning
Of our autumnal equinox. We may
reasonably look, therefore, for heavy
disturbances and extreme changes
he 10Th and 3lst. Watch the black
igure days of the calendar; and all
active clouds That may arise
lbout those dates. We look for a
warm September; but, at the same
line, there is danger of frost in the
lortherly regions Immediately after
he storms of this last August period.
rs we have often said-"the electric
ire of Venus turns quick to ice"
md a good opportunity will be
in the far north about the
of August 18th to September
st.