The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-28
FORECAST OF
THE WEATHER
What lrl r. Hicks Says May
Be Expected During Month
of November

Following is a forecast of the wea-
Their conditions for the month of No
vember, made by the well-known
scientist and meteorolgist, Ira R.
Hicks:
The storm diagram for this month
shows that a regular Vulcan storm
period is central on the 1st. The
moor is also on the celestial equator
on the same date, passing from south
to north %declination. By the LIST storm
conditions will be organized in the
west, and the cloud areas and low
barometer will advance eastwaru.y
across the country, causing higher
temperature, rain and possibly thun-
der storms in many sections on the
LIST, End and 3rd. Rain and high tenn
perature viii give way to rising ba-
rometer, with possibly gusts of snow,
westerly winds and much colder on
the western edge of the storm CEN
tiers. Some sharp days of cold and
frost to the northward will follow this
and other November storm periods,
calling for a degree of planning and
care Tor the highest convenience and
comfort Of man and beast. This will
be especially the case at the conc.u-
o Of the storm periods shown with
II tie mercury brace in the storm
1I4sIam.
ADout the 5th, 9Th and It'll look for
Noticeable rise in temperature, falling
barometer and return of genera
Storm conditions. Rains turning to
snow in the north, will visit most sec
tions Of the country, in their eastward
H-arch about the 9Th to Sth. A mark
e. change to high barometer and cold
er w4II follow the storms, spreading t.
the east and south about the eth t.
9th inclusive.
The vulcan storm period, extend
ing from the 10th to the 18th, is cen
trail or the 18th and the Mercury per
iod, extending from the It'll to the
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combined perturbations of these two
forces VIII be felt during the VulcaL
Ie.led. Moon is in perigee on the
1v.A. 1T last guar ter on the 18th, anG
on tAe celestial equator, going south
ward on the 14th. About the 18th to
10th may reasonably be expected one
IF gha most Cnnara1 anA oaTfra Cfnpno
eeaters OF the month. AS early as
the 10th the barometer will be falling
in the west. Change to warmer will
atteld the falling barometer, and dur
.4e 18th to 18th these conditions
will pass over the country, moving
eastward, bringing rain and snow
storms to most parts of the country.
Those who are familiar with out fore
casts and storm charts will not be
surprised to see heavy sleet in many
places, especially northward, during
the passage of these storms. Mer-
curry, they will remember is the sleeI
god and that he rarely misses an op-
POI luh1tg " Turn HIS luASh SlOuuA-
ness, mist and drizzle" into heavy and
oft-times destructive sleet. A very
decided dash of early winter will bring
UP the rear of these storms, giving
several cold days and frosty nights
to most parts before the entrance of
the next storm period.
A reactionary storm period is cen
tIal from the 18th to the 10th, having
the new moon, or o. in conjunc-
tor with earth and sun on the 18th.
This period will bring return of rising
temperature, falling barometer and
wide areas Of c~loudiness, rain and
snow. The elimination of these dis
tarbances will fall on and text to the
18th.
A regular storm period is central