The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-08-25


The mt storm distubances ~
August promise %. reach into tie
EArst day of September. EarthS
equinox; il infocs, the disturbance
extends up 70 the 5th On and
touching Friday the; Let no reader
need he surprised to.Sse or hear Of
crisis in the elements rain, wind
and thunder, With equiDocial tenn
pests in the south coast regions very
probable. The disturbances at this
time will, in all probab ility, De pro-
longed in cloudy, threatening, and
possibly stormy weather, up to and
thru the 4th. These are reactionary
storm days, and they will bring a.
return Of disturbed and stormy con-
ditions, even if high barometer and
fair weather should Immediately
precede them. Change to risiang
barometer, westerly winds and
clearing, cooler weather will touch
most parts about the 5th to 9TH.
The storm period on the 9th, will
be felt as early as the 9TH or 9Th, in /!
falling barometer, change to warm.
or and growing cloudiness in east
ern sections. These conditions i'm
crease and advance eastward over
the country, storms Of wind, rain
and thunder will visit most locale
ties about Sunday the 10th.
There ID always much tendency
to prolonged disturbances during
the immediate presence of Earth's
autumnal equinoctial, especially
when full or new moon fall near the
ending Of storm periods. These
phases Of the moon in September,
the equinootial month"; always find
the moon on or near the celestial
equator. Hence we find full Moon
on the 18TH and moon on the equa-,
! tor on the 18th. The 18th to 18th
are also reactionary storm days.
We may therefore look for decided
! storm conditions to continue over
these dates. This is a period Nof
probable tidal wave and heavy:
equincctial storms in the south:
Barometric and other recognized
indications Of approaching hurri3
canes in all gulf regions should be
carefully noted at this time. One Of
the most probable earthquake per-.
iods in September will be central
on the 18th, extending twenty four
to thirty six hours before and after
that day. A marked change to
high barometer westerly gales and
much cooler will almost certainly
follow general and severe storms at
| this time. Flosts in many localities
Especially northward between the
t15th and 10th may reaonably be ex-
pected. ...se: = + =.G 81 !.
! The next regular storm period is
central on the 21st, this benig also
the central day of earth's autumnsI
equinox. This period will express
itself in falling barometer, rising
tepmerature, threatening storm
clouds, with rain, wind and thun-
der, the crisis falling On the 21st to
I'd, progressively from west to east.
1t behooves all who navigat the
lakes and high seas to keep eyes
trained on approaching possibilities
at this and other September per-
iods. Another high barometer and
change to decidedly cooler will come
in from the northwest close behind
the storms. 4, %9.
The 9th, 2sth and Goth are reac-
| tionary storm days, not far from
the center of the autumnal equinox,
and with the moon at new and on
the celestial equator on the 2sth,
and in perigee, or nearest the earth
on the 29th. We predict that with
in the period embraced between
Wednesday 9th and Saturday the
soth, many wine sweeping and
violent I, storms will visit various
parts of sea and land all round the.
earth. Localities exposed to the
raYages Of high tidal waves, should
keep in mind the probabilities Of
danger at this time a=7 5,s. \ !.
We predict that decided, rising
high barometer will come down
out Of the northwest as the clusing
September storms are pushed east
ward, and that high gales ard
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