Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-02-11
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN

Washington, Feb. copyrighted
I1911, by w. T. Foster Last bulletin
gave forecasts of disturbances to cross
continent February 10 to IA, warm
wave 9th to 18th, cool wave 18th to
18th. During and just previous to this
disturbance Will be unusually warm
and following it much colder weather
probably amounting to cold wave
This will also be one of the principal
precipitation periods of the month.
Most precipitation in Southern and
Northeastern states and Eastern prov
inces. Not much precipitation in
Western provinces and Northwestern
states.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about February 10, cross Pacific
slope by close of 18th, great central
valleys 18th to 18th, Eastern sections
goth. Warm wave will cross Pacific
slope about February Is, great central
valleys 18th, Eastern sections 18th.
Cool wave will cross Pacific slope
about February 18th, great central val
leys goth, Eastern sections 90.
This disturbance will end the Excess
slvely warm wather of this month west
OF meridian So, where the February
thaw, as the farmers and planters call
It, will have prevailed. Cold weather
will follow, and, except near 24th,, a.
long spell of, unusually cold weather
Will continue to near March ~. l am
sorry to make this statement, because
1t means the destruction of large
part of the prospective fruit crop of
1911 between meridian So and the
Rockies. 1t also means great damage
to winter wheat and other winter
grains, except in Southern locations
which the late freezing weather may
not reach. The hot weather will ex. |
tend to the Gulf of Mexico, but damage !
by freezing may not go south of |
parallel 3S.
Another disturbance will reach Pa.
cine coast about February 81, cross
Pacific slope by close of 22d. great
central valleys 23d to 25th, Eastern
sections 26th Warm wave will cross
Pacific slope about February 81. great
central valleys 2Sd, Eastern sections
10Th. Cool wave will cross Pacific
slope about February "a, great central
valleys 10Th, Eastern sections 2S.
The warm wave will be moderate
ne low temperature wave preceding Il
VIII be cold and the falling tempera-
ures Will be cold wave with freezing
temperatures in most sections north
" parallel 80. The temperatures. with
ome recoveries, will continue IN eo
Town TIL very cold is reached near
warren l. Severe storms will reach
arts of the country and the weather
VIII be OF the meanest variety in large
ections of this continent.
III is due readers of these bulletins
nat | state why / am sending INV
,hoto-engravures to all subscribers of
mis- paper who enclose two-cent stamn
can, as rule, with but few excen.
IONS, send my bulletins to only one
'aper IN a city, therefore the other
apers are interested against nv work
ears ago some paper thus interested
tarted report that | was a negro
NJ intervals since other papers have
AIKEN up the report, hoping to iniure
ny work. | have received thousands
1 letters inquiring about this matter
nd the following is quoted as a sam.
he. Ii is from letter dated at FL.
IRA, N. Y, January 81, 1911. The
ritter says; Send me your photo
ngravure. | have heard that Won
ere negro and the picture ought to
rove it or disproye it,"
For forecasting crop weather nv !
ork is complete-not perfect. No
me person would suggest the idea of !
ERECTION, but for all agricultural pur,
)ses 1t is worthy of and largely has I
zen adopted as a guide. In many de I
ills 1t can and will be improved, but !