Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-02-13
STORMY DAYS
THIS MONTH
ALL VARIETIES OF WINTER
WEATHER IS SCHEDULED
TO HAPPEN.

The weather forecast for the balance
of the month promises considerable
cold weather with storms OF snow and
rain and the temperature for the
month has a downward tendency.
While some warmer weather is
promised the degree of warmth will
be guaged by the frigldity OF the cold.
The complete forecast follows:
Washington, D. c., Feb. 10.-Last
bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
to cross continent to IL, warm wave
6 to 10, COOL wave to 10. Next dis
turba3ice will reach the Pacific coast
about 10, cross Pacific slope by close
of IA great central valleys Is to II,
eastern states 49, Warm wave viii
cross Pacific slope about Is, great
central calleys Is, eastern states II.
Cool wave will cross the Pacific
slope about 16, great central valleys
10, eastern states 20.
This disturbance will bring short
wave 0f high temperatures and, as be-
fore aid after it will be very cold, the
warm will be a great temporary re-
lief Severe cold will follow the warm
wave and a full week OF very cold
weather may be expected Heavy rains,
followed by heavy SHOWS, Will come
in after the warm wave.
From February Is to Is dangerous
storms will occur and 10 to q
severe cold wave and blizzard. All
these dates that are not located have
reference to Meridian 80 and the
weather events may be expected one
day earlier for very 500 miles west OF
that line and as much later east of it.
February will be a month Of great
weather extremes. Severe storms,
| including a severe cold wave, are on
the program for Immediately follow
ing February s. That will be severe
coldwave in northern states but it will
not reach as far south in the middle
southwest as it will in the southeast.
February, after 10, will average
much colder than before and precipi-
| tation will largely increase toward
last part of the month. The trend Of
February temperatures was calculated
to be downward from first to last days
of the month. This, of course, is con-
trary to the usual or normal tempera-
lures of the month.
| A Demonstration.
Some time ago | announced that
would begin demonstration in
March to prove that l have completed
system of long range weather fore
casts that will be of immense bene
fit to every civilized government or
earth. That demonstration must be
postponed to April. That will be my
first effort to demonstrate the fact O
a completed system.
I have given out some evidences
tending to demonstrate that l have
made valuable discoveries but have
not before offered completed system
; 1t would require a large volume to ex
plain the system in all its details bu
| am always ready to give a genera
outline. The sun, moon, earth ant
the other seven planets affect eacf
f other through electric and magnetic
t currents, therefore similar weather.
: | have so much faith In my new
and completed work that l am willin,
to place it in the care of those whs
have persistently opposed it. l will
month in advance and furnish then
! to any newspaper that will publish tn
facts so as to make fair test. Thes
charts will be prepared by sections
one to cover the. New England states
> one to cover the Ohio valley, one 70
the upper Mississippi valley an,
e Manitoba, one for Texas and the south
e west and so on till have covered al
of the continent east of the Rockies
This effort to demonstrate is sure t.
create sensation.