The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1903-03-12
TIE WEATHER FOR MARCH
Hicks. the st. Louiss Prophet, Promises 3
Stormy Month During March.

Hicks. the st. Louiss Prophet. Promises 9
stormy Month During March.
The first regular storm period for
March is from the End to the 9TH.
From about Tuesday the 3rd to Friday
the 9th, there are reasons to expect all
the changes and phenomena of very
decided storm period. A marked
change to warmer and falling baro-
meter will lead rapidly into cloudiness
with general rain and thunder storms
in the south. Rains may also be ex-
pected in central and northern sec
tons, but change to much colder will
follow the rains, with heavy snow
squalls generally along the northern
side of the country. Sharp change to
cold will bring up the rear of these
storms, bringing the temperature quite
to the frost line far into the south.
The 9th and 10th are central days of
reactionary perturbation. An cleo
trical crisis is annually to be looked
for about the 10th to 18th of March.
The moon being full and on the
celestial equator on the 18th, within
two days of its perigred, on the 10th,
we are naturally to look for electrical
phenomena out of the ordinary during
this annual period this month. Heavy
earth currents of magnetism and elec-
tricity, auroral lights, seismic convul-
sions and quickened volcanic activity,
are among the things reasonably to be
expected during and about the 10th to
18th.
The regular storm period, centering
on the 10th and extending from the
18th to the 10th, will bring time of
exceedingly unsettled weather, with
probability of many heavy and some
dangerous storms. The indications
point to two decided disturbances dur
ing this central period in March, one
at the very beginning of the period,
and the other about the 18th and 18th.
The storms on and about the 18th will
barely subside before the entrance to
reactionary storm conditions due 21st
and 22nd. This is at the center of the
Vernal equinox, and many equinoctial
squalls, with much unpleasant weather
may safely be counted on. In all GEN.
trail, western and northern sections
mingled rain and snow and raw, de-
p1eting winds will render it exceeding
ly hard and trying on unsheltered live
stock. Every possible effort should be
made for the feeding and protection
of the dumb brute creation through
this equinoctia1 crisis. Thousands of
cattle and sheep will perish, when a
last determined effort to protect and
feed them would tide them successfully
into the opening spring and summer.
The last general storm period in
March is central on the 9th, covering
the 18th to 3Oth. This period is COW
cred, also. by Mercury perturbation.
The moon is on the celestial equator
on the 9th and at its new on the 18th.
AS we approach these days it will turn
phenomena1ly warm for the season,
the barometer will fall to low and dan
gerous readings and anywhere from
Friday the 9th to Monday the 30th, it
willsbe wise to keep an eye on the
gathering storm indications. Very
warm, humid weather, with greatly
depressed barometer, will presage vio-
1ence and danger, especially in all CEN
trail to southern parts of the country.
Late snow and sleet storms will be
most natural northward. The month,
in every probability, will reach its
close in the midst of the cold wave at
the end of these storms.