Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-01
WEATHER BULLETIN.
STORM FORECASTS As PREDICTED
ny w. II. FOSTER.
Warm Wave prophcsicd for the Gem
trail valley About the Tenth
Day OF March.

81, Joseph Mo, Fen, 29,-Cnpyright-
cd. 1895, by W. II. roster.)- My last
bulletin gave forecasts OF the storm
wave 20 cross tho continent from 29th
to March ith. and the next win reach
the Pacific coast about March 9th, cross
the west of Rockies country 10y close
OF 9Th great central valleys eth to 9th.
eastern states 10Th.
The warm wave win cross the west OF
Rockies country about March bth, great
central valleys 18th, easter states 9th.
Cool wave win cross the west of Rock
les country about March Sth, great com
trail valleys 10Th. Eastern states 18th.
The third disturbance of March Will
be of unusual force and Importance,
and viii probably cause tornadoes In
some of the Southern states.
This disturbance win reach the Pa
ellie coast about the i2th, cross the
west of Rockies country by close of
18Th, great central valleys 18th to i6th
Eastern states 18th
This storm, including the low and lts
counterpart, high, following, win take
u southern route nnd In somr Of the
Southern STATES serious results from
MINUS '''"'N Wv f'"S'"Nt -
Ia the upper Missouri valleys not far
from March 18Th. by Missouri valleys
,u,an ~ thr 'uuiitrS uiuilfu ny i"e
Missouri river and Its tributaries,
ihe el'ets OF tnls storm WIZ ne irl,
w ivory pdrt OF me uhlteu States' nu.
~ central phth WIN pronaoiy ne west
of the Missouri river. through the IN
dian Territory. aud thence eastward
t"oukh VIZ Hnutn'rh Ht'''h Win railD
soulh anu thNl OF us cehtrui pntn' hleo,'
SNOW anu CON W'hher on lhe horth
SO" "l tH liauh'
lHo warm weather ntreeuihH INV Ihst
haineu storm VIII cross the WcAi OF
rockies country hnnu' lzth' great cen
"a, Nnl'rNs l'th, hnNieth states lotm;
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ne q con- Whve or hlgh ana u VIII cross
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~ the 'onu I'VE n'ei,,,pn"u' Wnich' on
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An1ther notable popularity of this
fourth district IL that II Hes near what
l'rofsfFor lIigelow terms the origin of
the storm waves, which ~ located on
W extreme northwest border along the
tonVt IFur ~ hrlihn toIuihhlh ana
Atiap"suu' hear llo west ana 51
h9lln.
a. nor uhdnrstahu me full purport
81 Professor higelaw'H theory of the
origin OF storTs, but MS see the facts
the lowh coming from beyond that
point induce hlghA TO come down from
space, through tho upper atmosphere
ana through the magnetic north pole
ana WIN the wen known attraction and
iepnlsion mutually existing between
highs and lows for each other, they Join
their forces, coming near each other
not far from what Professor Blgelow
calls the "orlRln." the highs falling In
Immediately behind the lowa, then pro-
oeedins southeafiward across the
fourth district the highs slowly cross
ing the ppth OF the lows and iinnlly on
terng the. Atlantic oTenn south Of the
paths of the lows. after having started
In on the north side.
These views are moi IN accord with
the theories advanced by Professor