The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-02-28
COLD MARCH.
According TO the Predictions of the ST.
Louis Weather Prophet Rev. lrI Hicks.

ing It's preliminary stages in
western parts the last two day
of February. This period is near
the center OF the Venus distur b.
ance, with Moon in apogee and at
first quarter. The first three to
four days of March will bring low
barometer, higher temperature,
and wide areas of cloudiness, rain
and snow, all of which Will pass
rapidly from west to east across
the country. Rising barometer
and cold westerly gales will bring
up the rear of these storms, Civ
ing cold, bleak weather to most
parts from about the 3rd to the
9Th.
Reaclionary storms and storm
conditions will be central on the
9th, 9TH and Sth, almost filing the
days between the first and third
storm periods with unsettled,
threatening and stormy weather.
The com blned Earth and Venus
forces are liable to cause storms
and storminess any time in this
part of the month.
The Regular Storm Period COW
ering the 10th to the 18th, central
on the 18th, IN every PROBABILITY
will prove one Of the most tenn
pestuous and violent storm per-
iods of the month. The Moon Is
tull on the 10th, on the equator
on the 18th. and In peligee on the
18th. This is also at the exact
time, annually, when the Earth
reaches crisis in electric and
magnetic perturbations, the caus-
us of which we Will Iully enter in-
to IN our discussions during 1906.
AS carly as the 10th, the barome-
ter Will fall to threateningly low
readings IN western and south
ern sections, the temperature will
rise, atmospheric conditions will
become close and humid, and
during the 11th, 10Th and 18th,
violent storms of rain, wind and
will sweep over many
parts of the country. On the
south to eastern hanks of these
storm areas, tornadoes will be
most natural result. Watch for
such developments wherever the
is low, the tempera-
ture high, with active and omi.
nous storm clouds gathering. On
and touching the 18th and 18th |
dangerous gales and tidal waves
should be anticipated along the |
gulf and Atlantic coasts. Earth |
luake disturbances will also be
reported from various parts of |
he Earth within sixty hours of |
loon on the 18th. At the wind
ng up of these storms, severe
high barometer and
,old wave will rush down from
he northwest. This is one of
he dangerous periods to all IN
he open west who have eXten-
i've live stock interests exposed
o storm and weather. Remem.
,er this
A Reactionary Storm Period is
N the 18th, 18th and 10Th. This
period is near the center of
larth's equinox, with the Venus
period still 10 active force, and
he Moon at first quarter. On
nd touching the 18th and 10th,
alling barometer, rising temper
ture, cloudiness and return of
ain aud snow may be expected.
odd, crisp weather for the sea-
on will be the general order
rom about the 10Th to the 22ud.
lbout the 22nd, IN western parts,
marked change to warmer will
ct in, attended by decided fall
lg of the barometer. AS these
advance eastward they
'ill grow in area and intensity,
loudiress will ensue and storms
I ram, wind and thunder will
ouch WIDE paths in their east.
'ard sweep. These storms will
70 at their crisis from about Sat.
rday to Monday, the Gath, 25th
nd Goth.
Quite cold weather for the last
1 March viii be very general
rom about the Goth TO the Doth,
he cold, hike the storms that pre-
eded If. being nrooraesiVa from