The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-06-30
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Washington, D. c., June IS
Last bulletin gave forecasts of dis
turbance to cross continent 23 to
81, warm wave % to 26, cool wave
25 to 20. Severe local storms were
expected and predicted. Thunder
storms causing local rains usually
result from the forces that control
that storm period. Not far from
June % all disturbances Will sud
denly increase, in force and danger
Gus storms should be watched for.
That sudden increase in storm
forces will have close relations to
great sunpots that form on the cas-
tern side of the sun near June 20.
l do not make sunspots the basis
of my heather forecasts. That field
of predictions is occupied by Prof.
Ricard of Santa Clara, California
My effort is to forecast the sunspors
Look for the sunspots June % and
then look out for storms. These
storms will break the drouth in
some places but not generally.
Next disturbance will reach Paci-
fic coast about June 20, cross Paci-
fic slope by close of 80, great central
valleys July to 3, eastern sections
4. Warm wave will cross Pacific
slope about June q. great central
valley 20, eastern sections July l..
Cool wave cross Pacific slope about
, June 80, great central valleys Q,
eastern sections 4.
This will be 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 Ju-
piter will have much to do with
this disturbance, no general rains
may be expected. That planet seems
to object to water. Following this
disturbance cool and dry may be ex-
pected, as the cool wave passes.
About July 4 this storm will pro-
badly be starting across the Allan
tic and will suddenly increase in
force.
Second disturbance of July will
reach Pacific coast about 2, cross
Pacific slope by close of 3, great
central valleys to 6, eastern sec
tons z. Warm wave will cross Pac-
ific slope about July 2, great central
valleys 4. eastern section s. Cool
wave Will cross Pacific slope about
July 5. great cenrtla valleys Z. cas-
tern sections 8.
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
showers will probably be extensive
and largely improve crop weather
But greater and more extensive
rains are expected during the i've
days centering on July IS.
About July earthauake countri-
es will probably get shakeup as
the forces that caused the recent
earthquakes 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 little.
cooler than usual. The coolest part
will be the central states, the aver.
age temperatures increasing as you
radiate away from that center.
Rainfall will be almost exactly OPP
posite what it was for May and
June. Where those months gave
least rain. July will give most and
where they gave most July s. 49,.