Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-11-01
HICKS FOR NOVEMBER.
Predicts several epeIls Of Freexing
Neathsr and aeavy sleca.

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Works makes the following forecast
for November
The first storm movements for this
month will be central on the 3rd and
4th In and touching these daTs q rise
in the Temperature. falling harome-
ter. olonainess and sasn Will pass east
wardly from western extremities 20
Atlantic. The western and nothern
side OF this and ell storm areas this
season, win most likely tarn 70 snow.
aud rs the high barometer pushes in
from the northwest behind the storms
high, cold wiaas ana freezing. clear
ing we Their VII, succeed. Remember
that.as rule. the cold, clearing wealth
e. begins ia the northwest before
the storm areas reach central and cas-
tnra extremes Of the country ActuaA
storms al rain and snow. as we'll as
The VIZ n, fair weather before, and
the cold. Fair weather behind them,
ALWAYS pass, like great railroad trains,
from west TO east across the statss.
By watching your barometer and the
heavens during the storm periods, you
may know with great precision when
the storms and changes Will arrive
al vour longitude o. locality
| The second storm period for Novem
Der will be central on the 9th extend
ing from the eth to the 18TH This
Is a regular Vulcan period, with moon
at first quarter on the 7th, aud on the
/ celestial equator on the l1th AS we
enter we'll into this period marked
change to warmer will move out Of
western parts. falling barometer will
follow, and wide area of autumnal
rain will move eastward from about
the 9th to the 18th These storms
will reach the eliminating stage about
the 1th with possible lightning and
thunder southwark, all followed from
the northwest by change TO snow, ris-
ing barometer and cold, clearing
weather Watch and see The sec
ond storm period for November proceed
ing period viii break down about the
10Th and 18th, 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 skv on the nth. Therefore on and
touching the 18th and 10th low barom-
eter, rising temperature, and wide
areas OF renewed rain, turning to snow
generally to northward, will pass east
wardlv from the far west over the
country. Be on the watch, first for
warmer. pleasant weather. then for
cloudiness and rain. then for shift of
temperature and wind with snow, then
for high barometer. stiff northerly
gales and cold, clearing weather-not
all at once on your patch, but each in
regular rotation One Of the marked
storm periods Of the month falls in
and near the center of a Mercury ne
Rod. Tins Vulcan period covers the
18th to the 23rd BE prepared at this
time for all the progressive phenmom-
ena of a very active storm period. Low
barometer and warmer Will end in
general rains, rains will lead TO snow
and sleet-lools for Shetland 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. If vessels
are navigating the lakes at this time.
great suffering and probable disaster
will result. Let all concerned take
heed
On and touching the 26th and 27th,
the cloudy. unsettled weather. result
ing from the Mercury equinox. viii
grow into decided autumnal storms Of
rain. wind and snow. In all northern
sections look for 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 On the north Atlantic rough
seas and boreal weather VIII call for
extra care and caution Read tele-
graphic news and see AS the month
goes out a storm period viii 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 days OF December
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