The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1910-11-20
WEATHER BULLETIN
FORECAST OF STORMS TO CROSS
THE CONTINENT.
THE NEXT DISTURBANCE
Temperatures Will Be High for the
Season, and Following the Low VIII
Come Severe Cold Wave that VIII
Cover Most of the Continent

| copyrighted 1910 by W. |. Foster.
Washington, D. c., Nov. 1o.-Las
/ bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance tC
cross the continent Is to p, warm wave
II to 2I, cool wave 20 to "a. This will
be one of the Warmest periods of the
month. Sunspots on opposite side OF
the sun about 10 will be co-incident with
severe storms on the earth, and these
storms, progressing eastward, will be in
the great central valleys about Nov. 20.
The next disturbance will reach the
Pacific coast about 23, cross Pacific
slope by close of "a, great central valleys
rs to ~, eastern sections 28. Warm
wave will cross Pacific slope about %,
great central valleys rs, eastern sections
II. Cool wave will cross Pacific slope
about 26, great central valleys 28, east
ern sections 80.
When this disturbance is on the Pa
cihc coast, about November %, low tenn
peratures, that will come from a cold
wave, will be. covering the great central
valleys, including the middle northwest
marked northwest on my weather map
and that cold wave will cause lowest
Temperatures of the month. Weather
features will assume a less radical con-
dition from 24 to ~. The storm above
described will begin to gain force about
November 28, when it will be in the
eastern states and will be a radical
storm as it goes out into the north At
lantic.
The last disturbance of November
and first of December will reach the Pa
cifc coast about 2S, cross Pacific slope
by close of 20, great central valleys 80
to December 2, eastern sections 8.
Warm wave will cross Pacific slope
about 28, great central valleys 80, east
ern sections December 2. Cool wave
will cross Pacific slope about November
80, great central valley. December 2,
eastern sections 4.
This will be radical disturbance in
all its weather features from its start
on the Pacific coast to its finish on the
Atlantic coast A little preceding and
east of the low, temperatures will be
high for the season, and following the
low will come a severe cold wave that
will cover most of the continent
Most rain may be expected about the
great lakes, in the Ohio valleys, New
England States and Gulf States east of
Florida Dry in Florida, Cuba, south
western Texas and Atlantic States south
of New York. Elsewhere about nor
NAL rain.
I am expecting large sunspots to form
about November IS on opposite side of
the sun. By rotation of the sun they
will drift into view about December I
on the eastern limb of the sun. From
December to IS these spots can be
seen by using smoked glass. A better
method Of looking at slfnspots is to
place tub Of water where the suns
image can be seen in the water. For
this purpose the water must be quiet.
Take a. look at the sunspots about De
cember 4, II and I8.
Some orthodox scientists claim that
cause our earth storms. I can
demonstrate that sunspots, sun faculae
and earth storms are of electrical origin
and from the same causes. The low, or
earth storm center, is identical in form
alton and nature with the. faculae, or
cloud center or storm center, or low
on the sun, and our earth high, or cold
wave, is identical in nature with the
dark sunspots.
The light sunspots are great cloud
centers similar to centers of our hurri-
canes which throw great streams of
cloud formations high into the air. The
dark sunspots are great holes, or vor-
tees, dug into the cloud formations on
the sun by that which, on earth, we call
a high barometer, or cold wave.