The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-10-04
OCTOBER WEATHER.
The Entire Month Covered With
Storm Periods.

hrSt half OF the month that must,
in all reasonable probability, bring
abnormal perturbations. Earth's
autumnal equinox covers up to
about the goth; the Venus period
is central on the 18TH and covers
the whole month; the Mercury
period reaches up to the 10th, and
the regular Vulcan period is in
force from the end to the 9TH. The
full Moon falls on the end being
on the celestial equator on the
same date. The probabilities are
that the reactionary storms in pro-
gress as October comes in will
reach their elimination on and
touching the End. Severe and
dangerous tropical storms are in
dictated for southern parts of the
country, with wide and forceful
storm center coming to meet them
out of the northwest.
The regular storm period chart
ed from the end to the 9TH, will
take up the disturbances and re-
new and prolong them during the
first week of the month Taking
the country as a whole, every
variety of storms from tropical and
tornado southwark, to boreal,
with early sleet and snow in the
extreme north and northwest, are
among the probabilities at this
time. We warn our readers of
very disagreeable, if not destruc-
tive storms and weather, at this
and the following October periods.
The end is the central day of a
seismic period, extending two to
three days before and after that
date. Look for rushing high
barometer, northwesterly gales and
changes to unseasonably cold, as
a sequel to these disturbances.
Very cool to cold weather for the
season will spread to most parts
of the country, with frost and some
freezing northward, during the
interim preceding the next storm
period.
a reaCtionary storm period is
centeral en- the 10th, nth and
18th. Look at this time for a re-
turn of storm conditions-rising
temperature, falling barometer and
return of cloudiness and autumnal
rains and gales. These autumnal
storm areas will almost certainly
bring severe to dangerous distur-
Dances over the northern lakes.
Let those concerned note this
warning. Renewed high barome-
ter and change to colder will pro.
gress eastwardly from about the
nth to the 18th.
a regular storm period covers
the 10th to the goth, having new
Moon at its center on the 18TH,
Moon in perigee on the 10TH. and
the center of the Venus period CO.
incident with new Moon and cen
ter of Vulcan period on the 18TH.
In all probability this will prove
one Of the most severe to danger
Gus storm periods Of this month, if
not the whole autumn. Tropical
storm, with high temperature
and lightning and thunder will be
natural on and about the 10th. As
these conditions pass eastwardly
across the country many sections
will be. visited with high to violent
gales, all followed by sudden re-
vulsion to rising barometer, with
snow and marked change to colder
over northern sections. Frosts
will work into central to southern
regions from the 18th and the
22nd or dates touching. The 18TH
is the center of another seismic
period, extending from the 18th
to the goth.
A reactionary storm period is
central on the 23rd to the 25th, at
which time change to warmer,
falling barometer, with cloudiness
and more autumnal rain may be
expected. Our agricultural read
ers should keep all these October
periods we'll in mind,
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