The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-04-17
FORECAST OF STORMS TO CROSS
THE CONTINENT.
THE NEXT DISTURBANCE
Temperatures VIII Average Above Nor
NAL and Rainfall Below-The Comet
VIII Not Strike the Earth This Time.
Good Crop Weather Balance of April.

Copyrighted 1910 by w T. Foster.
Washington, D. C., April I6.-Last
bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance to
cross the continent Il to 10, warm wave
II to 10, cool wave II to 10. This dis
turbance was expected to develop great
est intensity on western parts of the
continent and to lose force as It pro-
crosses towards the east. Unusually cool
weather was expected 10 follow the
storm center reaching meridian 90 about
10 and eastern sections a day or two
later.
Next disturbance will reach the Pa
cifc coast about II, cross Pacific slope
about IS, great central valleys 10 to Fl.
eastern sections n. Warm wave viii
cross Pacific slope about u. great CEN
trail valleys 10 eastern sections r Cool
wave VIII cross Pacific slope absSt 20,
great central valleys A. eastern sec
tions "a
This disturbance viii be preceded BY
unusually cool weather with frosts as
Tar south as sometimes occur at this
season, The FIVE days temperature cen
tering on the warm wave of the disturb
ance viii average below normal, but
temperatures viii not remain down long
after the storm passes.
The forces of this disturbance viii IN
crease as II approaches eastern sections
and the eastern provinces and eastern
states viii get the most intense part OF
It. Not much rain during four or FIVE
days this storm csater will be crossing
the continent.
Another disturbance viii reach Pacific
coast about Fl. cross Pacific slope BY
close of -, great central valleys "a to
3, eastern states 20, Warm wave viii
cross Pacific slope about II. great cen
'Faf valleys q. eastern sections Is. Cool
wave viii cross Pacific slope about II.
great central valleys 20. eastern Sec
tons IS.
temperatures of this disturbance viii
average above normal and rainfall be
'oM< ne storms VIII not be great but
VIII Develop more than average inten-
shy, The warm wave win cause very
n'gh temperatures one OF two DAYS and
sne great central valleys in the states
WI Dc calling for more rain.
Last half of April VIII bring. uest OF
me time, crop weather favorable 10 corn
planting IN middle latieudes ana the
sowing of oats farther north. While
hoods may be expected N a few small
ssS''o1S an excess OF rainfall viii rot be
ias rule N the states. and corn should
g planted with the expectation that
1aa''tsh Of the crop season viii h less
nan usual In the states the .natoes
s'ii probably Be short crop and they
should be planted only On Iow or bot
en- land.
Canadian weather VII no. = similar
2 MAJ Of the states and n Canada
a.a''''s'g and sewlns should be fcr an
season 81 crop weathe-.
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