Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-11-04
HICKS FOR NOVEMBER.

a mercury peIlou Co'eis 'uo INV
week in the month aod a regular Vul-
can period blends with the Mercury
period up to the Alb. The Mercury in
fuence will dominate weather condi-
tions up to about the 9Th, so that dis
turbed, cloudy and disaereesble weather
will be natural even after the close of
the regular Vulcan period. General
sutumnal rain, with touches OF light
ming and tbuoder to the souhward, will
center on the 9rd, possibly touching the
2nd and 4 h in their formation snd pro-
aress from west to east. The barometer
will most likely remain low and the
temperature high as We pass into the
next storm period.
A reactionsry storm period is central
on the 9th, 9th and 7,b, having rs an
additional cause of storms and othe,s
disturbances the corjuntion OF the moon
with earth and sun on the 5lh.
We predict that storms will take on
decided boresl conditions from about the
9th to the 7th- that rains will turn to
sleet and snow, generally, TO the north
ward, with rising barometer, change to
colder and very stif to dangerous gales
from the northwest, especially in all
lakes. Mark. this warning. Tendency
to seismic perturbations, generally, will
be at a maximum for period of FIVE
DAYS, central on the 9th. The moon is
at extreme south declination on the 9tb,
and this fact will cause continuance of
cold atmospheric currents from The north
until we come under the influence OF the
next storm period.
A regular storm period is central on
The IL b, extending from the 10th TO the
18th. This period will psss its crisis
from Tuesday, the l2lh, to Friday, the
18th. Change TO warmer, falling
barometer aud cloudiDess will appear in
western sections by the 10;h and lltb,
FOLLOWED promptly by Al amnsl storms,
but these storms II grow in exteni and
Intensity ss they pass over the country
from Wes' tp east, reaching theit climax
in central 10 eastern .ecions from the
18th 10 18th.
Resctionsry storm period falls on the
18Th, 1914 and 20r, embracing moon
in opposition, o. fuil moon on the 18th.
This period Will bsi,g falling barometer,
with coritspouding clouainess, rsio and
possibly snow. fhe iull moon p rioos.
and those f The neS wO0o, as vel, are
times wbeo seismic shakes are more fre-
aueut. They are sso riges w1en gales
re more cer'sID End 81 v.re on tbe lskes
sud y b A,lauuc. All h'- Il is'specisl-
ly true about the mObh # Nisemner.
Cnsuge to much colder will rush down
from The uOrthwes. about the 18Th to
22d.
A regular storm period extends from
Friday, the 22d, to Tuesday, the moon
being st the same time ct extreme north
decliuatiop. During this period look
for marked depression of the barometer,
higher temperature and more rain, turn
ing to snow north and west, about the
23rd, "a b aud 25th. But for the pres
eDce OF Jupiter and Saturn periOdi, this
storm period, and, in fact, all the periods
10 November, are comparatively free
from combinations of storm causes Not
withstanding, it will be the part of pru-
dence to anticipate some disagreeable, if
not forceful, aUtumnal storms between
the 23rd aud the 26th. High barometer
and change 10 colder, frost and lreez-
ing will follow the disturbances Of this
period.
A reactiouary storm period is central
on the last three days in the month.
This period will reach its crisis on the
9Ofh.