The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-03
MARCH WEATHER.

MARCH WEATHER.
The first marked disturbance for
March will be central on tho Bird,
4th, and 5th. These reactionary
storms will culmlnare in high tenn
perature, low barometer, with rain
and high wind on and touching the
5th, ending in snow storms over
much of the country to the north
ward. The disturbance being CEN
trail on the 7th, the probabilities are
that continued cloudy, threatening
sleety condition will continue into
the regular storm period following
A sudden high barometer with
quick, and severe change to and
blizzardcus conditions may result in
the northern sections and about the
5tb, but rapid reaction to warmer
will set in ABOUT the 9TH followed by
barometer from western extremes,
ending in general storms Of rain,
sleet and snow during the storm
period extending from the 7th to the
18th. Severe boreal storms with a
March cold wave need not surprise,
anyone from about the 18th to the
14th..@
1t must be remem bered that the
vernal equinoctial period extends
over all this M n h, and that storm
condition may arise at AL most any
time, even outside of the regular
storm periods. But the most pro
nounced and general disturbance
will arise, and reach their culminat-
ing climaxes, during these regular
periods. The 18th to the 18th will
bring marked storm PERIOD culmi-
mating IN low barometer, rising
Temperature and general storm con-
ditions, ending in wide areas Of rain
and now: Another high barometer
and March cold wave may suddenly
slip in from the northwest from
about the 18th to the 10th, but will
give way as suddenly as it come,
and the most general and violent
storm conditions of the month will
appear during the storm period i'm
mediately following.
This storm period is from the 10th
to the Oath. The indications are
that tropical storms and hurricanes
will reach the extreme parts of our
south country about the 21st, and
that rain and high winds, turning
to snow and very cold for the seaon,
will meet the tropical equatorial
storms from the northwest. "A
severe March blizzard over much of :
the country northward, is among
the proba biliries at this period.
Elk posed regions along the south and
gulf coast will do wisely to watch
and other storm indica-
tions at this time. Volcanic and
seismic disturbances will reach a
state of excitation over
the globe generally within sixty
hours of six p. m. on the Goth.
Watch for such reports in the
worlds telegraphic news covering
this period.
= A reactionary storm period will
20 central on the 9th, 2Sth and
9th. At this time the temperature
will rise decidedly, the barometer
will fall progresi vely from west to
'ast, and general storms of rain and |
Wind turning to snow in the north, {
will pass eastwardly across the :.
ountry, all followed by another j
|ecided rise of tile barometer, north =
westerly winds and much colder.
The month will not bring maxi +
aum Of cold, but much precipitation r
q the form of rain, sleet or snow q
7ill occur, with disagreeable fluctu-
tions of temperature, an unsteady
tate of the barometer and some -
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