Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-08
FTIHER BULLETIN
| .onncAsTs GIVEN orr ny
| ". =. FOSTER.
i, march VIII Probably
hc Coolest Weather
Of tho Month.

oh Mo-, March 7.-(Copy-
,0'usas BY ". II. FosterD-My
.i,,n gave forecasts of the
WELL III cross the continent
IN to the 10th and 18th to
Y Y. next will reach the Pacific
ips,, the 18th, cross the west
~ country by close of the
sss ,.' csntral valleys 10Th to 2lst.
,m wave will cross the west of
mani the 18th, great central
an. eastern states 2lst. Cold
~" Gross the west of Rockies
s%ahnut the 10th. great central
"a eastern states 9th.
. ~, wave will occur during
,art OF March. and the week
,he gsd will average below the
md be the coolest week of the
cold wave will follow the
. u Of the above described
,rce and damaging frosts VIII
sr.lly far southwark.
rrldc coast viii probably get
IVA and frOsts unusually far
"a about the 18th and 10th. .
AZ whole country the amount
.sl,atlon for the week ending
s,ll be above the normal.
fA,ve noticed in cigar stores
n water In the cigar case in
weep the cigars damp. These
~ always mir tight and the
,ssre within them is not stirred
cause from outside the case,
y we might conclude that the
he case does not move while
n Is closed,
n, facts are that every atom Of
M case will so TO the glass OF
I'll drink, rise again. then
IN driest cigars in the ease,
d them Il part of Its moisture
MIN 10 the glass for another
v,ccess will be kept up until all
I'm Is taken from the glass ves-
tqually distributed among the
h every part of the case. How
IN Is all this work, how grand.
II how easily understood.
E.ln Is a lesson by which we may
d preyent destructive drouths,
Itustating floods that so often
rious parts OF our North Amer
rrtlnent,
In described the atmospheric
iiisa east of the Rockies. coming
M Atlantic ocean over the South
II and gulf states, moving
ErS into the countries about
ssl circling eastward and EN-
De Atlantic again over the
y Atlantic states and Eastern
gstem OF circllng winds con-
h our aerial river and that river
h all the waters for that part
kyath American continent lying
sNe Rockies and unless 1t can
lE near the earth's surface
f,x It's circuit. drouths and
..t continue to be the newt
wits.
tpr man knows how to bring
rMm the top of his show case
4lttom Of It. He knows that
ktats high even when 1t is full
rfr Air at an ordinary tenn
rrny be saturated with all
rin 1t will hold, but heat
~ II so that 1t viii hold
"a amount held in n cool
te aerial river strikes this
y along the gulf coast It Ia
tnyated and Its power TO cause
, tsstroyed. Place across Its
fwest. irrlgating bitches, es-
an undertow irrigation sys-
W the aerial river Will dip to
arts surface as the air In the
ne dips to the glass of water.
w the aerial river will be re-
y rs natural elevation.
When the lows come across
Hlalalns from the Pacific coast
w receive moisture from the
Ner through their bases. which
talniall.
afoy upon which the govern.
nlnnakeIs worked Ii based upon
N Their plan was to make
" iploslons. This might work
yea The moisture IL near shc
,sanaee, but will not work well
ls aerial river is elevated by
"a ne latter conditions the en-
" would drive the aerial river
NV eleyatlons and thereby pre-
lNipltatlons.
aoss timbers of Texas dem M
@e great Influence that forests
rainfall, This forest belt ex-
smiost entirely across the state
-M'southwest to north-north-
SAsing all the water courses
country and not extending
~ r'er valleys as timbers u.s.
" northwest OF that belt OF
IVY rainfall suddenly decreases
10y 70 twenty inches annual
IA, ~ me country southeast Of
NJ having more than thirty,
]. me country northwest of Ii
u rainfall. VI "'"
II, unloer belt lies across the
NJ, PAIN OF our great aerial river
M immense aid to precipitation
mi southeast Of its course, l3lt
X ana treeless country north
mat timber belt drives the
|r~er 70 great elevations aud The
a. pnovlng lows that supply the
i'm ss,s country with mols-
M ii 70 receive the required
tpI,,n,' mat aerial river because
br,aa'r strikes the lows at their
N ,asng the suction below and
tovs,n'nces an sandstOrms
ll,tihment and state aId n finn
II my svuid be placed across the
d. =, AERIAL river inWcstern Kan
In srtern Colorado that would
slm,,.uee' on the upper air cur
tJrhr TO that OF tho Texas
\ rivs,s.s' and by restoring the
Il 70 q low elevation The lows
III uaded with moisture suf-
hui al, y, not only the arid conn-
Y bai, ue states farther east.
Rsrtnw " Timber can be secured
tnltba nnrlgat'on Is used. an.
; tie ,r,ountrles from the Rock
I,spuld ras,uc would he benefit
hrds ,,es, 70 fertility the rich
athe Mlssdnnl on the upper val
" brss,,,, Is excessive annual
. 1 Reputation may always be
n q We, 'ause and usually Tint
n snd isr.dm arshy country. dense
,,'hns az ~ bodies OF water. Such
Y, yste,,, ound 70 extend, like q
sass kulf and South Atlantic
lq,,.ss ritaslvc foros,.
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