Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-19
FOR THE END or AUGUST.
a sroRM WAVE 10 onoss THO
CONTINENT rHIs WEEK..
Very High ridni waves to occur
About the First ot scptcmbcr--A
Late Winter Predicted aud nenuti-
full Indinn Summer Meanwhile.

futIna,r, s,nn,er Nt..nvhne
st Josenh No Aus,,st iS-ft,onv-
,.t,.t,.,, 90, 49,, "a, a, ,,..,.,, ~. -,
's,.''N' ~" ~ wa N'S''' AZ 'NS'
pulleun gnNe forecasts OF me storm
waves TO cross the continent from Au-
r,,st ie 10 % ana as 10 Va Tho next viii
,..,.,h a.. ,,,,,s. $3.50, -, ~, os,t,
''H Wv t-e'.N N'''' AUNT Wv 49,
cross the western mountains by close
OF the 27th. the great Central valleys
frenn agth Ia soth nna mo tc,atern states
49,. -
"nsu' ',,e sis''
This disturbance Will be OF more than
usual force ana severe local storms
na,, he sNrnrt,d "A ma "a Mao M
eNFthuuahe aa'e u cannot ne ueter~
mined whether the force will ilnd rc-
lief throuish "A rreat enrthaunkc In
80, s,,,a,,,,,,. ,,,',,.,,,,' ~. -,
-Y'NS S''' "''NN e'"''.'s " hs'.'
Aeofh' or DC ulNluou anu oAuho W"ueI-
ate storms and moderate earthquakes.
This disturbance WIFI be at ita great-
,,. ,,.tttt,, ~, ,l,. 40, A,,.,,.t oyth -,
V9' "''''" 'no VIZ u"'' 'Nuhu,' 49, "
septempur "a iheluslVe' prop0pN On
Septombcr l. II 1t reaches it's climax
an mat data na ,ifectt viii Ia, felt an
,,'. ~ r,.., - -, ~, ~ 49,
'"N "V'i'e NU'a' "H" va Wv N''"'i''N
coast un TIE storm waves will DO dne
ON those innridiAua AZ thar time.
Very hish udes wan occur anous
these dates. Prof, Falb OF Vienna haa.
u the papera report MN correctly. Sc
iectad AUGUST ~ Tor great udal waves.
would nave selected August " 10
! september =, probably september ], as
| Inc cate OF dHhgctouH ud0l waves nAu
nun ot opinion mat the papers WRONG
| " reported HIS dates.
0 NN4aH .4HaIHH q "a.
/ for great Ndal waves. VIII have passed
| before this bulletin In published In the
/ newspapers But week after have
] printed and Huut tho bulletin TO tue
/ press.
FROM the llth to 18TH OF august VIII
| probably develop some severe disturb
anccs In various parts OF the world
and produce high tides. but nothing 70
! cqum those from August % 10 Septcn-
Der .
September viii be very warm
month with no killing frosts, except in
the extreme North. whore light frosts
may occur from agth Of AuguBt in tu,.
/ far Nurthwoat TO September 3 in thu
far Northeast. During the last days OF
/ August and the ist and I'd OF Octubrr
frasts win do some damage In the Ca
| trcme Northern portions OF the United
states.
September will nlho be n dry month
as an aVcrnre over the United stntta
and Canada. Locally. the ruinfnIl win
increase IN many or the drouth Die
triots ana decrease where rpins ah,,.
I been uluntiftu
Wintor WIN probably come In late
and "a long. warm perlod or IAN yenf,,.
er. with an unttstnilv penutirlI indian
summer. may 10 axnected
The pilot charts, punllahed by tht
weather bureau OF he United Ata{ar
navy department at Washington arr
l.fs f..a d..
lnfermation they contain Ind thn v com.
mon sppre tl,eofioa imam which thr go.
tributors bnsc their calculations
The charts are publighed monthly
show the conditions OF the wcatnt,
for tho month pnst OVER the North
Atlantic ocean. give the location OF 10.
bergs fof.p paths OF trouirni nurri.
canes and othor storms ioaatc dann,.',
GUS floating wrocies. mngnrtiu mon.
dians, trade winds. etc, ana CIV, 4
This chart IN valuable To tnoge VIVA
would study the weather ON this col.
tinont and congress should be vvrv
liberal IN supportlnr mo work
In the August number OF this onurr
Lieutenant Commnnder pUisbury ms
an article on mo guif stream mar h
worthy Of Il wider clrcuiption
Note the following quotation from
Lieut.. pultgburv'g nrttcinf "Na M
moon approached it's grenteat dCeiii,ll.
tIou north or routh the current M rho
axis losppuA IN velocity md nj III,
same time iucrenaes m speod on either
side of n IN other wordT ne bighe.t
current nftcr low declinntion ms n
nnrrow front but a great volocii,"
''Aftor a low deulinntion OF In. NOM
tho strenpth of Tho current an r'n,,,s,., /,
Rocks la eleven miioH on shore but inter-
d bigh drcilnnfIon vessel viii ma Tia
same velocity al SIX or seveh naiiee ais.
tantH
The above qurtntlon iudicatts fb-,
educated aaiiorS bnso their predictionl
of me pogitIon md velocity OF ocean
ourronts on tho posltion or the moon
und that Inc currentn are about the
same oyery tsefity-seyen da,w or nj
An aame time oyery tropipai mnon
month
Thls docs not coincide with INA
ohanpes 81 The moon which nro nuy.
erencd by tho avnodionl moon ruontn
The latter contains an average OF N
dnva IL hotirs ma "a minutes white tne
former contains 27 daya hours and 4,
minutes.
The tropicai moon month used by
sailors IN the time required for me
north 10 rs farthest south aud return
; ~ ti,a norttsrn uaint again which Il
a.tt.a drai,naiav mr. t.ftuulay huh "a,