West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-08-27
OUR SEPTEMBER WEATHER.
warm Weather and Some Severe
storms According TO the Forecast
OF Prof n icks.

The center of the Venus period
righifully falls about the same date
with the center of the Earth's eaui-
nox, extending its influence over
the whole month. The Mars period
does not wholly pass off until near
the middle OF September.
The first storm period for Sep
tambcr is central on the 4th extend
ing from the and to the 9TH. This
period embraces Moon in spogee
on the 3rd, full on the 9TH. Signs
OF approaching change and storms
will appear about the grid, weather
will grow warmer in the west, the
barometer will begin falling in the
same region, and cloudiness and
rain viii follow, growing in volume
as they pass eastward, and reaching
a eliminating crisis from the 9Th to
the 9TH. Autumnal thunder storms
and squalls will be natural in many
sections on the 9th ana 9TH. Look
for decided change to cooler in the
west as these storms pass eastward,
the cool, clearing weather following
the storms to the extreme east. The
change to fair and cooler will be re-
tarded until after the Moon passes
north of the equator on the 9TH.
Otherwise it would eliminate about
the full Moon on the 9th.
Weather changes will come in "a
pid succession at this time, but we
believe that the dominant state of
the weather will be warm above the
average. The 9th, roth and nth
are reactionary storm days. on and
about which marked storm condi
tons will arise. The opposition of
the great planet, Jupiter, falls on
the nth, which is known by all who
have long followed our theory to be
the central day of a regular, annual
maximum of magnetic and electri-
cal excitation. All things consider.
ed. atmospheric and seismic per-
turbations of wide and violent
character would be quite natural
any where within a week or ten davs
of the nth. The period is covered
by the Mars, Earth and Venus dis
turbAnces, and all indications of APP
preaching storms should be prompt
ly noticed and needed. Very high
temperatures, if followed by electri-
cal storms At this time, will sudden
ly fall to very cool-possibly to the
front line northward.
A regular Vulcan storm period is
central on the roth covering the
18th to 10Th. The new Moon falls on
the celestial equator on the 2oth, be-
ing co-incident with the central day
of Earth's autumnal equinox, and
with Moon at an eclipse node. This
is also at the center of the Venus
equinox. The strong probabilities are
that threatening, unsettled, stormy
weather will begin during the period
18th to 10Th, and run into the reac-
tionary period central on the goth
to 23rd. II many active storms do
not occur in the time covered by
these two periods, there will almost
certainly be prolonged spell of un-
seasonablY warm weather. followed
by severe seismic shakes in many
parts OF this and other countries.
The last storm period for the
month is central on the a7th, ex-
tending from the a5,h to the goth
This period has the combined force
of vulcan" Mercury, Venus and
Earth, with Moon at first quarter,
south declination and apogee. We
predict that, this period will
bring series of severe storms, and
that the crisis of these disturbances
will fall on and touching the a8th to
aolh. This is also period in which
dangerous gulf storms may reason
ably be expected At the wind up
Of this period sweeping high bar
ometer out of the northwest viii
bring severe dash OF autumnal
weather with high, borea. winds,
clearing skies and frost 10 many
places IN northern and central states.
This faal elimination may not
reach most sections before the open
ing days of October, but such
change is almost certainty before
the end of the Mercury disturbance
which is &C ntral on September goth
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