The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-11-02
FORECASTS BY FOST
Copyright, 1909, by w. T. Foster>


Copyrighted. 1907 by W T. Fosterl
ST Joseph, Mo, November Last bull
lotln gave forecasts Of disturbance TO cross
continent November 3 TO Z, warm wave .
TO 6, cool wave to 8.
Next disturbance viii reach PRciae coast
about November $, cross west OF Rockies
by close OF .. great central valleys 10 10
L. Eastern States Is
Warm wave viii cross west ~ Rockies
about November 5 great central valley =
10, Eastern States L., Cool wave will
cross west ~ Rockies about November IL.
great central valleys IL, Eastern states IL.
Iempera ture 81 the week ending Noyeu,
Der 10 VIII average above normal Ia the
Northwest, above IN Southwest. below nor.
NAL ON phC .iC coast above IN OHIO valley.
lake region and Northeastern states. and
about normal IN southeastern States Rain,
fall Will be above normal In Southwest
about In Southeast, below IN Northeast.
shout In Northwest and below on racihc
slope,
Immediately following date OF ,his bul.
letin high temperatures viii prevail IN
Northwest and Southwest. while tompera.
turc WIN be moderate on Pacific slope, low
IA ONO valley, about great lakes and In
Northeastern states, moderate In South.
eastern States.
Proctor says that sunspots are suustovms
and he Is corrtct ! say the sun lie Ike
the earth In all essentials and that, in-
stead o; being hot body, is a paradise
for animal life. The heat that appears to
come from the sun Is electricity, whleh
heats the atmosphere and earth as we see
electricity heating a wlrc ana nrhtlp,. Inc
cartoons OF the lamp, The light ~ ons }sy
Is uaulng nre of carbon that Is constanf.
N replaced by the Incoming ether From
that source ecmcs tho food OF plant lifS
ana tae material that is slowly building
MY cold wave predicted FOR 10th OF o,,o.
Der was exactly ON time aud paws ns az
grSet vegetation killing frost Ia tae mid
In low barometer the atnespaer, a.
bsht weight, IN n high Ii il heevy. tn
leteC that reeds the storms and brings opr
weataee ehanges comes down Ia the hich
inancni highs cover NORM Tsn'Ss n sreat PCT
ASIA, IN summer they move al Narte ~" ~
lantie aud North Pacinc aud perNsncnt
seeli annNal lows take their places oyer
Aeia and North America. Theae con st, 9sSs !,
the weather piAchine.y S'i'e'e
NY eeeld wave due on meridian % o,sc.
per ~ was on time, but ana NOT tcneS tSe
ssNuSgHest US path was from Manitsba
then nertSwSstt,SrSase rae Ohio valley and
lhe tour gases, oxygen, carbon. hvarovcn
ano nluNSeh, constitute the mAtarfsl M
thesn a.. sn'ibhsl and vcgetahle bodies anS
whish we call magnetism. Wben th,,s
nreeyht together a cen Is fornea ,v SpSs
iastse Nsh' tne atom Of living bodies The
formed ~ these little cells Scientisfs hons
constituting life an 'ous
tne moon nee a perigee Is distant from ,he
ssMtsss. SgiVV0 miloe, at Rpegse SsA. NO
pailes; y therefore fails toward ths esvsS
kNNrteep days az the rate X sNnet I'M
salllgsss \ nsy ard me next fourteen asys N
N'ti,s Wy tlNm TIE earth az the same rate
ANNpetatNres were exceedingly St-h ~,
tn as or 2ctoeer % "a upper Nusslsstnsi
Sn1 leMer missouri valley. with low ts,e'
helA,,tNtss coming In from tAe NerthvsSst
cold wave. '"' my Predicted
rlsing than when X "a Al ~ vnissnrssEs whea
49,. h.s because N the maeniiyine
kSe,NN',,, ~ we atmosphere. This moan q
whfn q u risinr FA South than
eases i SsssSSNS theories about the sun are
ses saye tae colors AtSrrSt Ses flSs>
spsStFum vary eeeordins 20 rsse. IN az 81 sns