Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-29
barometer, westerly winds, and cool

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Moons extreme north d%eclination
and conjunction with Sun, the tenn
perature will rise to some OF the high.
est readings of the summer. the
barometer will fall and sewers storms
aud buster will visit many localities
in their sweep from west to east.
This hot spell will not break down un.
til after the new moon on the 18th,
with strong probabilities that it will
last into the regular storm period ex.
tending from the l4th to the 18th.
The Moor will be at New, or in
conjunction with Earth and Sun, on
the 18th, in perigee, or nearest the
Sun, on the 18th, and on the celestial
equator on the 18th, the central day
Of the regular storm period. This
is also EMBRACED in the on.coming
Venus disturbance, which is central
on the oath. 1t is more than prob.
able that equatorial disturbances
will make their appearance in the
Gulf regions early in this period.
Exposed interests on the southern
coasts may be averted by careful
forethought and watchfulness. The
disturbances of this period, whether
Or not West India storms come up
from the south, may be expected over
most interior parts of the country
from Saturday the 18th to Tuesday
the 10th, the elimination falling
most likely on the 18th and 10Th.
Vicious thunder storms and high
gales will center about Sunday
If equatorial hurricanes or cyclones
should make their presence felt
about our southern coasts at time,
the storms that visit interior states a
few days later will be followed by
u~nseasonably cool weather. Other
wise the heated term will not be
broken effectually until after the
subsequent period.
Reactionary storm conditions will
return on and next to the 10Th and
10th, This period will be within the
brace of Earth's autumnal equinox
and near the center of the Venus
period, thus increasing the probabil
tiles of equinoctial storms on the
south waters and along the southern
coasts. There is almost a scientific
certainty of such storms in such
parts of the Earth before the end of
August, making it wise for those
most vitality concerned to watch the
first indications of every storm
period.
1t is we'll to remember that
destructive Venus hail storms are
almost sure to attend the storms,
especially in the great northwestern
grain regions, during the last half Of
August. Change to rising barome-
ter and very much cooler, especially
at night, will follow for some days
the reactionary storms c~entering
about the. 18th and 10Th.
The last regular storm period for
August is central on the Goth extend
ing from the "a to the 20. This
period is also at the center of the
Venus perturbation, and fully under
the pressure of the Earth's Septem-
Der equinox. We may therefore con
hdently anticipate some very marked
storm disturbances at this time.
Whether hurricanes and cyclones
have or have not come up from the
equator to our southern waters and
coasts. during previous August peri
DDS, in every probability such storms
will appear at this last period. These
storms will touch inland sections.
and counter storm areas will be in
duced from northwestern extremes,
bringing many heavy. and some dan
gerous storms throughout the south
ern and central states.
The indications are that the general
disturbances of this last period will be
followed by d general high barometer
with fierce, high winds aud u~nseason-
ably cold weather out Of the north
west. If frosts make their appearances
over the northern to middle regions
Of the country during the last few
days OF August, our readers need
not be wholly taken by surprise.
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