Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-06-08
NTORMS ALL THIS MONTH.
Pr0gnestieaterI fri X. Hicks Has a Word
to Say About the Weather IN June.

EfOkuostteAtuFi Iii Is. HICKS Has u W ora
to Say About the Weather IN June.
By June 1st storms developing
in the western regions the last
OF May will be advanced toward
the central parts of the country. 1t
will be quite warm with easterly and
southerly winds in all the eastern
parts, the areas of precipitation and
storms will be approaching the CEN
trail parts, while the far west and
northwest will have winds shifting
to westerly with rising barometer
and cooler. Storms will reach the
extreme east by the 3rd, and the
change 10 cooler fair weather will
have crossed the continent. Warmer
weather will center, in a progressive
way, about the 9th and 7th, reach
ing high temperature, and result
ing in reactionary storms on and
touching those dates. Westerly
winds, rising barometer, with cool
squirt will follow about the 7th to
9th first to the west, later east.
About the 10th strong indications
of the soIstice storms will appear.
Easterly to southerly winds will
prevail-barometer will begin to
fall, and it will grow steadily
warmer, resulting in many active
storms from the 18th to 18th. The
temperature and storms are apt to
reach a crisis about the new moon.
Renewed activity and volcanoes and
earthquake disturbances may natur-
ally be expected, though not neces-
sarily dangerous. They are the re-
adjustments of natural forces, and
should be looked upon as benef-
cent, rather than calamitous. There
will be great electrical activity dur
ing these solstice storms, especially
during the night, but no one should
be alarmed, as it will prove grander
than disastrous. Our friends will
remember the tendency ofthe storms
to whirl suddenly back from the
east, from about the 10th to the
25th of June. Showery conditions
are liable during all that period, and
local swirls will repeatedly fly back
after passing the east unexpectedly
taking the starch from the collars
of careless and unsheltered people.
Heavier reactionary storms will pass
eastward about 18th to 10Th, and
should the barometer not rise, and
the wind remain easterly and south
erly, a series of daily storms will fill
the intervening days up to the next
period.
From the 21st to 25th, inclusive,
we will pass the turning point in
our trip around the sun, and start
for shorter days and longer nights.
1t will be natural to expect some
heavy storms, with rain and much
lightning and thunder, say about
the 23rd, ,24th, ,25th. Cooler weather
will succeed these storms, and
regions that are short of moisture at
the end of this period will have to
be content with serious drought. Re-
dictionary disturbances are central on
the 29th, with the full moon and the
equinox of Mercury on the same day.
These combined causes are sure to
result in a warm wave and some
very active electrical storms, with
heavy local rains, during the two or
three last days of June. The month
will close with very cool weather ad-
vancing from the west, which condi-
ton will prevail in most parts in the
opening days of July.
The Automatic Spring Washer.
Still in the lead. Twelve machines
sold in one day and twenty-three
in two and one half days of this
week by VIM. Weaver, of this place,
who has secured the sale of the
machine with B. H. Tuttle of Mont
gomery county and Loutre town
ship in Audrain county. 1t seems
that the title, "the first success" is
properly applied to this machine as
it is great favorite among the
people and is very highly recon-
mended by all who are using
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