The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-06

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JANUARY WEATHER. >.
The last storm period in Decem-
her, 1894, will extend INTO the lst
and snd days Of January. tho dis
tarbanoes Of that per.o1 being we'll
towards the Atlantic With high
barometer, and much coleer
clearing weather following in all
western to northwetern regions.
Central ON the 4th and 5th react
ionary storm condition will develop
and take up their passage xrom west
to east. ~ tho thirdshe barometer
will be- falling in wetern states.
change to warmer will be moving
from tho same direction and from
tho 9TH 10 the 9Th storm Of rain,
turning to snow ON north and west
.tangents will be In, progress, touch
ing most part OF tho country in their
eastward progress. The crisis OF the
these perturbatinos Will fall ON and
touching the sth, the date of moon
conjunction with earth and Sun,
By the evening Of the sth storms:
will have assumed blizzardous
condition over much of the country
west and north and I cold wave will
be following high barometer, head
ing southward. Rains will reach
most parts of the country, central
to southern during this period.
During this period and other Jan
uary periods, have a care for the
livestock, personal---very. and perish
able commerce. At its close and
following this period for several
days, look for extreme low readings
OF temperature.
The next regular storm period is
cenral on the 18th, extending from
the 9th to the 18th. As early as the
9Th will turn warmer and the baro-
meter will begin falling in the west
ern extreme. =, BY the 18th the con-
dition will have fully developed and
general rains will appear, with
probable lightning and thunder
southwark. A decidedly low baro-
meter will attend these Disturbances
sshttd Mgah winter gales Z wiiilr come o,uiit
Of the west and north, turning into
heavy drifting snow aud blizzard on
and touching tho 18th, 18th and
10. OF course these storms will be
progressive from west to east and
southsast-htnt warmer, with gen.
eral rain, turning to colder, with
snow, rising barometer and high
gales, ending in . general cold
wave. Heavy Atlantic coast gales !
will come in from the east and north |
to meet the low barometric pres
sures advancing from the west dur
ing tho progress of thur period,
A reactionary storm is central on
the 10th, 18th and 18th during
which day general cloudiness and |
threatening weather oondtion-wi |
prevail. A Mercury perturbation |
begins in this reaotionary period,
which will attend to prolong threat
emng condition into the regular
storm period, running from the goth
to the ssth. Change to high barom-
eter' west winds and cold may fol-
low on and touching the 18th and
18th, but such will be Of short du-
ranon and attended by more or
lese' storminess snow or sleet. Per-
haps the most general and severe
aseurb 'nce Of tho month will oc our
IN the regular storm period, which
n central ON the 2snd. This storm
peroid will be charterized by one OF
the most depressed barometric
waves OF the whole, north. or mar
haps the whole winter. 2 nick and
prolonged cloudiness will prevail
rams will visit most parts Of the
country but heavy and general s,set
ana snow may DO counted on from F
saturday the 21st to Wednesday the
@on' Any sane person will under
etand that all these phenomena arc
NOT to be expected all over the
continent through all these davs bu1