The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-07-31

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One Of tho 'sheated terms II H.
month viii appear from about thS
18th to the 4 18th AZ the beginAing
lof this period the, warm wave vvilki
start ii western sections, attended,
by how and falling barometer; ea Y
t,erly TO south erly winds I'LL ~
crease The heat oloyap Al ssectio =
east Of the actual stofm center sA1:
the low barometer moves eastward. II,
threatening clouds, with severe To-
cal storms, win vis,, m.ny'sections
with, favorable conditions for some
generous ! midsummer rains
storm diagram shows that 4 dis
turbancetis also central near the
center Of this regular storm period.
THE greatly increases the probab hill
ty Ut rain from about the 18th 10
the Is b. While the heat wave and
storms are still passing central and
and eastern parts Of the country, n
change to cooler will be advancing
from the west and north, so that by
the 18th and 10th most. parts>of the
country will have felt the change
to cooler weather. Remember this,
and be able to answer according to
their folly, those who say clicks
said it would be red hot every
where from the 18th to the 18th. =. d
There will be perceptible reaction
to rising temperature, falling bar
ometer and return to cloudiness and
storms on and touching the 18th
and 18th, followed by another re- II
turn cooler, more pleasant weather.
about the 10th to 21st. .+.Es,
If the pertubations of the Mars
period, which is seen. by the storm
diagram to be central on the 10th,
should take on the nature of violent
atmospheric displacements-a re-
suit rather to be expected-the reg
ular storm period extending from
the 21st to the eth will develop.
some violent and dangerous West
India storms. The situation will be
more critical from the fact that the
moon is in perigee on the 21st, new
on the 22nd, and on the celestial
equator on the oath. The earth will
also have ente red it's autumnal equi
noctial at this time. We do not hes
itate to warn those who live along
coasts, and on the seas and islands
directly exposed to the fury Of Vest
India hurricanes and cyclones, of
tie possibilities of such visitations
at this time. Such storms always
follow after days of unmistakable
Indications, and those who do not
Hook for indications and heed them
re they appear about this time, may
have to pay 2 heavy penalty. We,
do not affirm that such Disturbances
must aud viii appear ct this time,
but we do say that they are poesi-
Bile. and probable OF, course this
char acter Of storms are not to be 60
much. dreaded, except on the 6 outh-
ern coasts and along maritime paths
naturally followed by these great
equinoctial cyclones. General storm
conditions will develop over tho
country, and inland storms Of moro
or less intensity may reasonably be
expected about the 24th to 81. #
leQuatorical storms appear in tho
south at his time, reaching regions
90 far north as our extreme south
ern states, phenomenally cool
weather will follow the storms over
all central TO northwestern states.
Such results need not be surprise
10 our readers. - e:.--- r y y
The seth and seth win bring : re-
action to Storm conditions, and moro
or less stormlness and rain will re-
arnl< IN manv localities. Rising bar