The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-08-05
Hleks's Forecasts For August

The last stage Of a rcacsionAfy storm period viii
e dlsa pp-ring III eastward secti5ns on The is Jay
Of August ftiSh barometer. change Of Winds I"
westerly vita fair and c,aler weather wtu visit
most parts q the country during the days nHicii-
ately behInI lhesr FrAetlonary disturbances
regular Vulcan storm psrioi tesins on the an,
Is central GA the 6ih aud extends 10 the eth The
Mooa crosses the celestial equator on the ith being
ln p,,rtsre On me same day Hence We may look
for rapid rise OF temperature, With corresponding
tall Of the barometer and touching that date,
Combines and general storm conditions VIII
gather early la the period. and rin with wind
and thunder WiH pass eastwardiy acroSs the
county from the an % the sIh. In all probability
a sharp rise OF the Barometer and change OF wind
currents westerly Sli appear ia western sections
soon a. the storm moves on, Of the way. falling
in behind the storms and chasing them up Ia their
eastward progFes Tor several successive days. The
nth and 18TH are reactionary stern dates and sec
oudAry series Of Disturbances viii develop and PAS
eastwariIy across the country on and touching
these days Either the storms OF this period, ar an
early oncomiug OF the ensuing Vulcan period. viii
be projected Into The I4th the day OF fIl Moon and
tile Moons eclipse We eaIcucsie, rather. that the
eject OF the regular Vulcan storm period, extending
from the 18th 18TH will begin as early As the ilh
and conIinue up to about the 18Th.
Rain. thunder and wind will visit many parts OF
the country during this same period, notably on
and touching the 18th, change 10 very much
cooler will come in from the northwest on the
heels of these disturbances extending progressive
~ over most parts OF the country about the iath TO
DIST The 23ra Path aud 18th are days on and about
which reactiouAry storm conditions viii be marked
aud general.
This period isl also likely to bring crisis of sum
mer warmth followed by decided and general
change to much cooler with almost or quite frost
tsmperAtures over much of the country to the
uorthwestward.
The last week in August brings storm period
which Is fraught with violent 10 dangerous prooa-
bilities on all southern waters and coasts exposed
IN the raysges OF West India hurricanes and cy-
clones The crisis of this period will fail within
fortyeight hours Of six O'Clock M, on the 3uth
Tidal waves, seismic and earthquake phenomena
are almost a certainty in many parts Of the globe
not far from Wednesday the S0th. II low barometer
and heavy equatorial storms do not develop in the
south at this time an excessive period OF general
warmth Will prevail over most parts of the country
ND TO about the last day of August, al which time
violent storms and rains. wind and thunder will
sweep over central TO northern States, over the
Great Lakes. much of Canada and over the north
Atlantic coasts and high seas such results in these
central To northern sections are quite probable,
even if great do come up out OF the southern
regions.
the sun fails on Wednesday the 3Oth, and with Il
combination of other astronomic causes VIII De
calculated to excite expectation ana watchtuinesS
Along with the antiStnrm conditions that are sure
] to follow the general storms and other phenomena
due the last week in August, very cool weather,
with frosts 10 the northward may almost certainly
be ex pected. The crisis of the very cool wave Will
fall IN ~ DDPulng DAYS OF september.