Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1893-08-31
SEPTEM BER,
Black figures indicate storm ccnters.
Itnlic figures indicate reuctionary storms.

Black figures Indicate storm ccnters.
Italic figures indicate reuctionary storms.
IIECK's EOREd'asT-SEPT
The storm period central on August
31st Will give rs the major part Of its
storms during the three first days of
September. The month will open with
high temperatures 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 heat and
storm about 1st to End, and eastern
section about End to 3rd. The change
to cooler will follow promptly every
VIII ere and dominate the weather until
the return to storm conditions on and
touching the reactionary 9th and 7th.
"A short lived cool squirt will follow in
the wake ofreactionary storms-reach-
ing all parts II to "a hours after the
storms pass east of given points.
From the 10th to the 18th of Septem-
Der is always marked by abnormal
electrical excitement. The moon is on
the morning of the 10th. and storm
period is central on the 18th. We
therefore advise that all storm develop
ments about 10th, to 14th be quietly
watched. 1t is apt to grow very warm
the barometer will fuctuate, finally
falling to danger reading in many
places. and black clouds with heavy
storms will visit all parts. Cyclones
are likely to develope in the Equatorial
regions, striking our southern coasts
in their progress north and east, and
and causing danger to shipping on the
/ Atlantic, and far inland from the
Atlantic many active storms. After
the elemental battles, the gates lead
ing to north polar space will be opened
and the advanced forces CT boreas will
rush in: causing 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 develope at any time when
your globe is passing its equinox, but
the most marked disturbances will
appear at the regular times. About
the 18th to 18th will center a change to
warmer with threatening storms
Autumnal blasts will miss no oppor-
tunity to break in from the north after
every equinoctical storm. Be OIL the
watch to the north for frost.
On the 24st our equator cuts the
sun making day and night equal every
where, and introducing spring to the
southern, and Autumn to the north
ern hemisphere. These great forces
cannot shift to opposite ends of our
rushing, restless world without causing
many conflicts of atmosphere and
electricity. From the 21st to 26th we
sail past the center of our autumnal
equinox. The Vulcan periods CEN
tral on the 23d, Mercury is central on
the 25th, and the moon fulls on the
same date, These facts warrant US in
warning of dangerous storm possibili,
ties, say about 22nd to 25th, inclusive.
Watch and see. A good sized polar
wave will spread over our deck from
the northwest after the storms. over
taking their northern and western
fianks. and changing the rain, possibly
into early sleet and snow. Very cool
weather. will follow, generally, up to the
closing days of the month, at which
time it will grow warmer, and reac-
tionary storms will be on as the month
expires.
"Sky View," ST. Louis, August End.