Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-06-24
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN

Washington, June 24.-(Copyrighted,
I19l1, by w. T. Foster.) Last bulletin
gave forecasts of disturbance to cross
continent June 2S to 27, warm wave
22d to 26th, cool wave 25th to 18th.
Severe local storms were expected and
predicted. Thunder storms causing To-
cal rains usually result from the forces
that control that storm period. Not
farfrom June rs all disturbances will
suddenly Increase in force and dan
lgerous storms should be watched for.
That sudden increase in the storm
forces will have close relations TO
great sunspots that will form on the
eastern side of the sun near June rs.
II do not make sunspots the basis of
my weather forecasts. That field of
predictions is occupied by Prof Ricard
of Santa Clara Cal My effort is TO
forecast the smspots while Prof.
Ricard forecasts the weather after
having observed the sunspots. Look
for the sunspots June 2S and then
lookout for storms. These storms will
break the drouth in some places. but
not generally.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about June q, cross Pacific slope
by close of 2Sth. great central valleys
goth to July /, Eastern sections I'd.
Warm wave will cross Pacific slope
about June 81, great central valleys
29th. Eastern sections July /. Cool
wave will cross Pacific slope about
June 30, great central valleys July 2,
Eastern sections 4.
This will be a severe disturbance
from great central valleys eastward
and will cause heavy local rains in
small sections which can not now be
located, principally thunder storms or
electrical storms AS Jupiter will have
much to do with this disturbance no
general rains may be expected. That
planet seems to object to water. Fol
lowing this disturbance cool and dry
may be expected as the cool wave
passes. About July this storm will
probably be starting across the Allan
tic and will suddenly increase in
force.
Second disturbance of July will
reach Pacific coast about I'd, cross
Pacific slope by closeof Sd, great cen
trail valleys 4th to 9Th, Eastern Sec
tons 18th. Warm wave will cross Pa.
cific slope about July ?, great central
valleys 4th. Eastern sections 9Th. Cool
wave will cross Pacific slope about
July 3, great central valleys 9TH, East
ern sections 9th.
This disturbance will have greater
force than usual and will be the
starter of another hot wave. But many
places will get showers as the cool
wave following comes in. These show
ers will probably be extensive and
largely improve crop weather. But
greater and more extensive rains are
expected during the five days CENTER
ing on July IS.
About July earthquake countries
will probably get a shakeup, as the
forces that caused the recent earth
quakes in Mexico will again return to
the attack. do not mean to say that
earthquakes will occur in Mexico at
that time.
For the inhabited parts of North
America July will average a little
cooler than usual. The coolest part
will be the central states, the average
temperatures increasing as you radi-
ate away from that center. Rainfall
will be almost exactly opposite what
it was for May and June. Where those
months gave least rain July will give
most, and where they gave most July
will give least. Rains will be probable
within the five days centering on July
s, IS and August l. Most severe
weather will occur within the five days
centerng on June u. July 4, 10 and
August l.
e. w. Wagner & Co., prominent
grain dealers at Chicago, in their
weekly grain paper of June 10 said;
The wondrous Foster May and June
have added enormously to
his army of admirers who believe this
famous Washingtonian battles in sun
spots and runs a code with Jupiter
Pluvius."