The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-08-04
Forecasts for August, 1908.

The las, stage ola reactionary storm
pcuod N be- disappearing in eastward
ssctofe ON the Ia day ~ August
Higher barometer. change ~ winds 10
westerly with fair and cooler weather
will yiAt most part. 81 the country
dunng the days Immediately behind
thc-s rractionary disturbances.
A regular Vulcan storm period be-.
gins an the ith. is central IN the bth
and cIteads 90 the oh. The m"on
cussss the celestial equator on the oh.
b.ing ~ pcngcr on the same day.
Hence Ne may look for rapid rise of
TEMPERATURE. with corresponding iall u
the barometer on and touching that
date Cladincss and general storm
conditions will gather early IN the
period. and rain with wind and thunder
will Iass castwariIy across the country
frpm the gth 30 th. .th In al proha.
bili,y a sharp rise u the barometer and
change ~ wind currents 90 westerly
viii appear in western sections a. soon
the storm arca moves OUT ~ the way.
falling in behind th, .turms and chas
inr thrm up In their cartvari progrr.s
Zoe ~, cral slcec Use days Al scnsi.
he anl reasonably Inclined rvrpir snvv
that actual storms. ans OBJ, conditions
that cansc them. are rarely ever sia.
tinnm, be- any AV, loCaIity. but that
they NOV, according O. tNcl law from
Wc,tto east over tf.s country with
anti storm conditions pressing close on
thu western sli,s uf the rastVardIy.
moving storm areas. o. th, nature ~
thnirs this brings 90 different paru ~
our Widr country different Mind. oi
weather uu ttc sam, days. giving Co
western rVtrrm,.. 8s rule. stufm
with following chang, 90 fair and
cooler during the earl. parts 1t the
storm period. By ahpgt the sit.
storms " this vulcan p,rci viii h,,
passed. ~ Co DE Atlantic with ih,
change o. fair and cooler weather clos,
IN their heels
The llth aui '1ir are rcarturaiy
storm date, ami secondary series of
dstalanec, 1911 develop and pass east,
warmly across the country on and touch
ing these day, Either the storms oI
this priod az an early vrcomiug u The
sr,auHU Nul,au period. vi.l be- project
~ ,ntn the 18th day ~ full moou an'
the moons rclI.r We calculate
rather. that the .fcCt ol the rcguhl
Vulcan storm pcrud. extending iron
the I5th 10 leth. will begin a. early a.
the lith and continue up o. ahUu' 'h'
18th. storms ~ th, West India typ
NEED surprise M one who may De- Iocai
81 a. caught in thr regions adjacent G.
eur southern coasts during this period
Rain. thunder and wind will visit man.
parts uf the yuuuiry during this am
prrio,l notably yn and touching ih
18th. Charge Co very much c'o.cr wi
come in fr,m th, northwest On th
heels 81 these disturbances, cNicndinI
progressively over most parts Of tn
country about the leth To 2lst tn
disturbances ~ this period and those
all lhs remaining August periods. ar
rendered In a high degree problcmat
cal BY the the opposition ~ the planet
Saturn. on the 2lrl. together with III
approaching au,umnal equinox Of III
Earth. and other astronomical cause
bearing on the last half Of the month
Earthquakes In many parts Of u
Earth. with tidal waves and simils
disturbances. will he reported duun
the pcrturhations lith 10 10Th.
The 23ri. 2iih and 25th are days d
and about which rcac,ionay storm col
shhoAs viii be- marked and general
low and falling barometer lead into tn
period result likely to occur storm
Of an cguincctial nature are very prcl
able. especially On the south Atlant
and gulf coasts. This period is al
likely 10 bring a crisis II SUMMIT