The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1907-11-01
Hicks Weather Forecasts for No
vember,

ga regular storm PERIOD which is central
On October 31st, will have its eliminating
stages on and touching I'd and Sd of Novem-
Der. General autumnal rain storms, with
touches oflightning and thunder to the south
ward, will enter on the Sd, possibly touching
the I'd and 4th in their formation and prog
ress from west to east. The barometer will
most likely remain low and the temperature
high as we pass into the next storm period.
"a reactonary storm period is central on
the 5th, 9th and It'll. We predict that storms
will take on decided borea conditions
from about the 9Th to the 7th; that rains will
turn to sleet and snow general y to the north
ward, with rising barometer, change to colder
and very stiff to dangerous gales from the
north west, especially in all the regions of the
great northern lakes.
"a regular storm period is central on the
12th extending from the 10th to the 18th.
This period will pass its crisis from Tuesday,
18th, to Friday 18th. Change to warmer,
falling barometer and cloudiness will appear
in western sections by LA a. m. the 10th
and 11th, followed promptly by autumnal
storms, but these storms will grow i'll extent
and intensity as they pass over tie country
from west to east, reaching their climax in
central to eastern sections from 18th to 18th.
The moon being on the celestial equator on
the 10Th, the probabilities are that storm con.
dtions may be prolonged over that date, with
only moderate change of temperature and
barometric pressure.
ga reactionary storm period falls on the
18th, 10Th and Goth. This period will bring
falling barometer, with corresponding rise of
temperature, followed promptly by cloudiness,
rain and possibly snow. The full moon pc.
RODS, and those of the new moon as well, are
times when seismic shakes are far more fire.
quent. They are also times when gales are
more certain and severe on the lakes and
north Atlantic. All this is especially true
about the month of November. Change TO
much colder will rush down from the north.
west about the 10th to 22d.
IA regular storm period extends from Fri
day, 22d, to Tuesday, 26th. 1t is central on
the 23d. During this period look tor marked
depression of the barometer, higher tempera-
and west, about the 23d, oath and 25th. 1t
will be the part of prudence to anticipate
some disagreeable, if not forceful, autumnal
storms between the 23d and 26th. High ba-
rometer and change to colder, frost and treez-
ing will follow the disturbances ofthis period.
"a reactionary storm period is central on
the last three days in the month. This period
will reach its crisis on the Both, the date
upon which the moon crosses the celestial
equator, going southwark. Electrical storms,
even in winter are much more liable in storm
periods at such times. Hence November
will go out with rain, and possibly lightning
and thunder in many places southwark, with
rising barometer and rapid change to much
colder heading down from the northwest with
the incoming of December. Upon the whole
November promises to be an average month
for all exposed and out door interests. Much
fair and open weather will alternate with
storm periods. The rainfall will be light"