The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1906-01-12
Rofal aao Nersunal.
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The first storm period in January i
central on the End, and covers the lst
the 9Th. This is a regular Vulcan per'ad
blending partly with the oncomlng Mer
cury DISTURBANCES, with the moon on tht
celestial equ.tnr and at its first Qnsrte'
and Thursday. tue ed, Bird. and b viii
re the DAYS on which the disturbances OF
this period will reach a crisis.
Ry the 1st noticeahl. rise of tenn era-
ture wi appear to the west attended by
falling barometer a nd increasing cioudi
ness Rain AMI snow will promptly fol
low and pass nrngr essivelv from western
to eastern ,sar, of the country during the
sud, Ord, and 4th. Rain with probable
" inter- thunder southwark, will be gener
eral aud coPieus on and touching the 2nd
but sIeet and snow will st in from the
west and north, bringing hi barome
ter and strong winds, all ending in de
cided cold wave.
A rcactionary storm period is central on
the 7th, 9Th aud 9th. This period is a.
the center Of the Mercury disturb Dances.
as we'll as near the moons extreme north
declination and frll on the 9th AMI 10th
From the 9Th to the 18th look for mark
ed fall of the barometer, thick aud pro
longed cloudiness and snow storms over
most central aud northern sections In
the south rain will be the order, while on
the western and northern TANKS Of storm
area billiards need to surprise no one.
From the 10th to the 18th look out for
rising and high barometer, gal from
the northwest and a severe and de-
spread cold wave reaching to the
gulf.
A regular storm period is central on
the 14th, extending from the 18th to the
10Th. Storms of this period will reach
their eliminating stage on and touching
the 10TH In western sections falling ba-
rsmeter and rising temperature will show
the coming of these storms by the II h te
18th, and during the 14th, 10Th and 16tt
they will grow in extent and activity
they pass over the country in daily pro
gress fro m west to east. Moon being OF
the celestial EQUATOR on the 18th and al
last quarter on the 18th, marked storms
of rain, s'eet and SNOW will eliminate on
those dates, being crowded closely from
the northwest by high barometer and an
other cold wave.
A reactionary storm period is central
and touching on the Goth, The moons
perigee is on that date a fact which man
ifestly tends to strengthen weather dis
turbance During the 10Th to 21st barom-
etric depre~ sions and rising temperature
will result in general clcudin SIS an ! W de
areas. of.rain and snow, movi.g, as al
ways, from western to eastern parts OF
the country, and being followed by
rising barometer and change to cold
er.
A regular storm period is central on the
25th, reaching from the 'rd to the 9th.
New moon, or moons con junction with
earth and sun. falls on the 9th calling
for marked increase of warmth, low ba-
rometer and prompt development of
cloudiness aud precipitation. Change to
warmer falling barometer and rain, as
rule, may be looked for in connection
with new moon.
Such results generally may be * ,ected
about ednesday. Thursday aud Friday,
the Oath, 2,th and 26 h. A dash of severe
northsrly blizz,rds is not at al impr"ta :
BILE at this period.
The neon crosses the celes ial equator
on the Goth, coming from south to north
declination. These facts as a rule, result
in change to- ,rmer and often In rain
aud thunder even in midwintsr.