The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1903-01-29
RIpRoROus BLIZZARD
Expected Not Far From the Last OF
January--A Forecast OF Feb
~ ruary Weather.

copyrighted 1908 by W. I. Foster.)
St. Joseph, Mo-, Jan. 24.-Last bulle-
tin gave forecasts of disturbance to
cross continent January 2S to February
I, warm wave 81 to 81, cool wave 80 to
February 3.
Next disturbance will reach the Pa
ciic coast about February 2, cross west
of the Rockies by close Of 3, great CEN
trail valleys q to 6, eastern states 7.
Warm wave will cross west of the
Rockies abouwt February 2, great CEN
trail valleys d, eastern states e. Cool
wave will cross west of Rockies about
February S, great central valleys Feb
ruary 7, eastern states 9.
Temperature of the week ending Feb
ruary will average below normal in the
| northwest, below in southwest, above
normal on Pacific coast, below in Ohio
valley. lake region and northeastern
states. and about normal in southeastern
| states. Rainfall will be above normal III
southwest, below in southeast, about in
northeast, above normal in northwest
and below on Pacific slope.
| Immediately following date Of this
bulletin moderate temperatures Will pre-
vail in northwest and southwest, while
temperature will be normal On Pacific
| slope, moderate in Ohio valley, about
great lakes and in northeastern states
normal in southeastern states.
1 | am expecting riprorous blizzar;
| not far from the las of January accom-
4 panied by all the disagreeable and ex
pensive accomplishments. Old Boreas
whose headquarters are on Bothi
I island at 70 north and oI west, wher
the magnetic needle stands on its head
seems to have prolonged his New Yea
I hilarities permitting that cold wave t.
run riot, but it may be that he is angr
at us; at least I would advise all to b
! prepared for the worst as we approach
!. the coming month.
J, February temperature will make lin
J, like a rainbow, high in the middle an
!, low at both ends. The month will com
!. in and go out with general cold waves
/ severe and stormy weather. =.
!. But the middle part of the Month wi
/ be warm enough to make the mont
: average about normal.
i Draw a line from Chicago, by way {
, Est. Louis and Little Rock, to Houston
: Tex, and the weather changes will reac
a that line within "a hours OF 8 pm.
: dates given below. One day earlier II
J, same changes will reach line draw
: through Winnipeg, Huron, Denver an
i, Los Angeles; two days earlier they wi
!. cross line drawn through Swift Gu
!, rer, in Assiniboia, Miles City, Salt LAX
!, Reno, New, and Marysville, Cal. Or
/. day after the dates below changes note
). will reach line drawn through En-
d and Pittsburg, Pa, and Pensacola, Fla
i two days later they will be in the cas-
ern states.
: January a5--Variable.
January 26--Cooler.
5. January 27--Cool.
II January 49, Moderating.
I. January 2o-Warmer.
January 3o-Threatening.
Il January Gold wave.
S.. The Troy, N. Y. Press Of Decemb
al says: According to a Brook,
% Times poet. that city has a wealth
prophet who is the very antipode OF o
man. Foster. Read this:
+ @.The only fault with Mr.. Wright
Is that he's mostly wrong.
&c If he predicts dcew snow tonight,
With winds both fierce and strong,
t. Just make note therell be no wind,
q, The morrow's sun will shine.
If he says rain, why, then, again,
tol Just wager twill be fine
ssHow long would Forecaster Fosi
hold his job on the Troy Press if
ty were as wrong as Wright in portray
the weather Of the future? Just about
aIllong as it takes the reader to sayy ia
Robinson. But if he shall continue
+: divine the truth with the preponderati
S, cleverness Of past predictions, we thi
r. he will be one of the stars of the st
when the paper holds its colossal c.
tennial celebration.
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