The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-10-24
Hicks For November.

The first storm movements for this
month will he central on the 3rd and 4th
On AMI touching tn Sc days rise in temp
erature, falling barometer, clnudiness and
rain will pass eastwardly from western e1-
tremes to the Atlantic The western and
northern sides Of this and all storm areas
al this season, will most likely turn t.
snow. and as the high barometer pushes
in from the northwest behind the storms
high cold winds and freezing, clearing
weather will succeed Remember that as
rule, the cold, clearing weather begins
in the northwest before the storm areas
reach central and eastern extremes of the
county Actual storms of rain and snow,
and the cold, fair weather behind them,
always pass, ike great railroad trains,
from west to east across the states. BY
watching your barometer and the heavens
during the storm periods, you may know
with great precision when the storms and
changes will arrive at your longitude or
locality.
The second storm period for November
will be central on the 9th extending from
the 7th to the f2th. This is res ular Vul-
can period, with moon at first quarter on
the 9TH, and on the celestial equator on
the 11th. As we enter well into this
period a marked change to warmer will
move out of western parts, falling barome-
ter will follow, and wide areas of autumn
nal rain will move eastward from about
the 9th to the 18th. These storms will
reach the eliminating stage about the
18th with possible lightning and thunder
southwark, all followed from the north
west by change to snow, rising barome-
ter and cold, clearing weather. Watch
and see
The anti storm conditions follow the
preceding period will break down about
the ljln ail 10th, which are reactionary
storm days. The moon is full ON the 18th
and at her perigee ON the 10th. also at her
highest point northward in the sky on
the 18th. Therefore ON and touching the
18th and 10Th low barometer, rising tenn
perature, and wide areas of renewed rain,
turning to snow generally to northward
will pass eastwardly from the far west
over the country.
One of the marked storm period of the
month falls in and near the center of a
Mercury period. This Vulcan period
covers the 10Th to the 23rd. Be prepared
at this time for all the progressive pheno-
mena Of very active storm period. Low
barometer and warmer will end in gen
eral rains, rains will lead to snow and
sleet-look for sleet-and snow and sleet
will be attended and followed by a change
amounting to cold wave. This period
will come TO its crisis about the 22nd and
23rd.
On and touching the Goth and 9th the
cloudy unsettled weather, resulting from
the Mercury equinox, will grow into decid
ed autumnal storms Of rain, wind and
snow. In all northern sections look fol
heavy sleet. High northwesterly winds
and change to quite cold will follow
these storms. Let all outdoor work be
in good shape for winter storms and
weather before this time. Frosts and
freezing will penetrate far into the south
along with the high barometer behind
these storms. As the month goes out d
storm period will be in its first stages; it
will be turning warmer in the west with
falling barometer and other indications
of approaching storms. This period will
eliminate in the opening day of.December