The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-11-01
NOVEMBER WEATHER.
General Conditions May be Expected to
be About as Usual in the Month Of
November.
MANY STORMS ARE PREDICTED.

Hicks, of ST. Louis, makes the
following weather predictions:
The first storm period Is cen
trail on the 9th, extending from
the 4th to 9th. With the excep.
tion of the Moons passage over
the celestial equator on the Sth,
the Vulcan equinox, and possibly
the perihelion of the planet Ven
us, also on the 8th, will be the on.
ly disturbing factors present at
this period.
The last storm period IN Octo.
ber will not wholly have subsidized
until the 1st to End of November.
After two to four days of cool,
fair and frosty weather, say about
the 5th, the barometer will begin
falling IN the west, change to
cloudy and warmer will attend
the falling barometer, and autum
nal rains, probably ending in
snow, will pass eastwardly over
the country during the 9th, 9TH
and 9th. The change to much
cooler, clearing weather will fol-
low closely on the western side
of the storm areas.
The second storm period is
central on the 11th and 18th. The
opposition of the planet Jupiter
with Earth and Sun falls on the
Oath, which fact must be taken
into account for the remaining
storm periods of the month.
Change to warmer, falling ba-
rometer, southerly winds, grow
ing cloudiness AID more autum-
nal rains will make their transit
from west to east across the coun-
try, on and touching the 18th and
18th.
The third storm period is cen :
trail on the 18th, covering the 18th
to the 10Th. The regular Vulcan
equinox Is the main cause of dis
turbance at this time. The Moon
is at north declinatlon and last
quarter, on the 18th and 10th re-
spectively, while The great planet
ct, Jupiter, is nearing the date of
his opposition with the Sun and
Earth.
About the time OF this period 1t
will be wise to expect some very
decided autumnal storms and
gales. A November cold wave
will follow this period, covering
the north, and affecting material.
ly weather conditions quite into
the South.
The fourth storm period Is GEN.
trail on the 22d and 23d. The
Mercury disturbance covers this
period, with the Moon on the
celestial equator on the 22d, with
Earth between Jupiter and the
Sun on the 25th, and the Venus
disturbance just beginning.
The disturbances o. this period
will begin as early as the 21st,
with falling barometer and threat
ening weather. On and about
the 22nd and 23rd general storms
Will be in progress from west to
east, with indications good for a
continued spell of very stormy
weather for the balance of the
month.
The fifth storm period Is pre-.
cipitated by existing causes, so
that it will begin as early as the
25th and Goth. Normally it would
be central on the Goth and reach
it's elimination early in Decem-
ber. The Mercury period is cen
tral on the Goth, the date of new
Moon IN perigee. The Venus dis
turbance is distinctly in force.
The Moon is not only In perigee
and in conjunction with Earth
aud Sun, but at extreme declina-
tion south, all blending with the
regular Vulcan period, and under
the magnetic and electrical STRAIN
of fJupiter's opposition with Sun
and Earth.
A marked change to warmer,
with a low and falling barometer
will be advancing from the west
by the 26th. General autumnal
rams will quickly follow and
march eastward over the country
during the last four to five day =