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Weather for September.

Weather for September.
The storm diagram shows number
of disturbing causes present in Septem-
Der. The center of the Vensus period
rightfully fails about the same date
with the center of Earths equinox, ex-
tending it's influence over the whole
month. The Mars period does not
wholly pass off until near the middle
of September.
The first storm period for September
is central on the 4th extending from
the End to the 7th. This period en-
braces moon in apogee on the 3rd, full
on the 9Th and on the equator on the
7th. Signs of approaching change
and storms will appear about the 3rd,
weather will grow warmer in the west
the barometer will begin falling in the
same region, and cloudiness and rain
will follow growing in volume as they
pass eastward, and reaching culmin-
ating crisis from the 5th to the 7th.
Autumnal thunder storms and squalls
will be natural in many sections on the
9th and 9TH look for decided change
to cooler in the west as these storms
pass eastward, the cool. clearing
weather following the storms to the
oh RI fol nd
cooler will be retarded until after the
moon passes north of the equator on
the 7th. Otherwise it would eliminate
about the full moon on the 9th.
Weather changes will come in rapid
succession at this time, but we believe
that the dominant state of the weather
will be warm above the average. The
9th, 10th and 18th are reactionary
storm days, on and about which marked
storm conditions will arise. The op
position of the great planet, Jupiter,
falls on the 18th, which is known by
all who have long followed our theory
to be the central day of a regular,
annual maximum of of magnetic and
electrical excitatlon. All things con-
sidered, atmospheric end seismic per-
turbations of wide and violent charac-
ter would be quite natural any where
within a week or ten days of the 18th.
periods in which equinoctial hurricanes
from the West Indies need not be
surprise to jewellers along our south
coasts. The period is covered by the
Mars, Earth and Venus disturbances,
and all indications of approaching
storms should be prom pity noticed and
needed. Very high temperates. if fol-
flowed by electrical storms at this time,
will suddenly fall to very cool--pos-
sib1y to the frost line northward.
A regular Vulcan storm period is
central on the 10th covering the 14th
to 10Th. The new. moon falls on the
celestial equator on the goth, being CO.
incident with the ceL trail 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, un-
settled, stormy weather will begin dur
ing the period 14th to 10th, and run
into the reactionary period central on
the goth to 23rd. If 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. Cne of
two extremes always results under
such astronomical conditions as exist
at this time-general and violent
storms, or the almost total absence o.
storms, with prolonged period OF
phenomenally hot, brassy weather,
ending in many earthquake and seis-
mic disturbances. We are inclined to
believe that the latter will result at this
time, but it if one of those peculiar
problems that no one can positively
solve before hand, in the present state
of acknowledge. But that On one OF
the two extremes above mentioned will
result is fact that may be counted on.
1t storms are to be the rule they will
be out OF the ordinary, on both land
and sea-, and timely indications will
show that such is going to be .ae re-
suit. II dry, hot, brassy weather
should hold for many days. its Pecul-