The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-09-02
septic MBBR WEATHER.
II Promises 10 BE Very siormy-A Cold
wave Late In the Month.

Rev Irl Hicks, writing from Sky View, st.
Louis, to Words and Works, makes this pre-
diction for September weather:
The storm period central on August 81 will
give us the major part of the storms during
the three first days of September. The month
will open with high temperature in all the
country, except, perhaps, the extreme West
and North, from which points storms will
have moved. most likely, and the change of
wind and temperature will have set in behind
them. Central regions will get the crisis of
the heat and storms about the LIST TO I'd, and
Eastern sections about the I'd to Sd. The
change TO cooler will follow promptly every
where. and dominate the weather until the
return to storm conditions on and touching
the reaciionary 9th and It'll. short lived
cool squirt will follow in the wake ofreaction-
airy storms, reaching all parts twelve to TWEEN
ty four hours utter the storms pass east OF
given points
From the 10th to the 10th Of September is
always marked by abnormal electrical, ex-
element. The new moon is on the morning
of the 10th, aud storm period is central on
the 18th. We therefore advise that all storm
developments about the 10th to l4th be
watched. 1t is apt to grow very warm, the
barometer will huctuate, finally falling TO
danger readings in many places, and black
clouds with heavy storms will visit all parts.
Cyclones are likely to develop in the eqna-
torial regions, striking our Southern coasts
IN their progress North and East, and causing
danger TO shipping on the Atlantic, and far
inland from the Atlantic many active storms.
After the elemental battles, the gates leading
to North Polar space will be opened, and the
advance forces OF boreas will rush in, causing
"A very marked change to cooler. Frosts are
very apt to result in many Northern places.
Be on the watch for them. The change may
suddenly drop upon you on the heels OF the
first storm dash. Storms may suddenly de-
veop at any time when our globe is passing
its equinox, but the most marked disturbances
will appear at the regular times. About the
18th and 18th will center a change to warmer
weather with threatening storms. Autumnal
blasts will miss no opportunity to break IN
from the North after every equinoctial Storm
BE on the watch to the North for frost
On the I'D our equator cuts the sun, max
ing day and night equal everywhere, and IN
Producing spring 10 the Southern and autumn
TO the Northern hemisphere. These great
forces cannot shift to opposite ends OF our
rushing restless world, without causing many
conflicts of atmosphere and electricity. From
the DIST TO zetb we sail past the center Of our
autumna eauinox. The Vulcan period is
central on the 23d, Mercury is central on the
18th, and the moon is full on the same date.
These facts warrant us in warning OF danger
ous storm possibilities, say about I'D to 18th,
inclusive. A good sized polar wave will
spread over our deck from the Northwest
after the storms, overtaking their northern
and western TANKS, and changing the rain,
possibly, iG:o early sleet and snow. Very
cool weather will follow, generally, up to the
closing days of the month at which time 1t
will grow warmer, and reaetiouary storms
Will be ON MS the month expires.