The Caucasian., 1911-06-04
WEATHER BULLETIN
FORECAST OF STORMS TO CROSS
THE CONTINENT.
DEFICIENCY OF RAINFALL
Conditions Do Not Promise Rain
Except Few Thunder Storms
Which Are Usually of Local
CharacteP-NeNt Disturbance.

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Washington, June 3.-Last bulle-|
tin gave forecasts of disturbance to
cross the continent June to 6,
warm wave / to 5, cool wave I to 8.
Temperatures Of this disturbance
will average about normal, the
storm forces will increase little
but will still remain sluggish after
the usual style of summer weather.
This condition does not promise rain
except a few thunder storms which
are usually Of q local character and
such rains cover only a small terri
tory, therefore a deficiency of rain
fall may be expected in large parts
Of the continent east Of the Rockies
and north of latitude SO.
The next disturbance will reach
the Pacific coast about June 6, cross
Pacific slope by close Of 7, great
central valleys s to 10, eastern sec
tions fl. Warm wave will cross the
Pacific slope about June 6, great
central valleys 8, eastern sections
10. Cool wave will cross the Pa
citic slope about June 9, great cen
trail valleys II, eastern sections 13.
This will be another sluggish
week Of temperatures and other
weather events. Not much doing, is
common phrase that will apply
to the weather till after June IL, and
| these two weeks will be Of great
! Importance to the growing crops
lover large sections not much rain
may be expected. The rains that
may come will be of the thunder
shower kind and not extensive.
The two weeks, June 3 to 16, will
be the critical period for northern
winter wheat. It will be in bloom
about that time and if the expected
dry weather prevails much injury
will result. Wherever crop weather
proves to be fairly good up to June
lf6 strong hopes may be entertained
of good crops.
The middle Of the month disturb
ance will reach the Pacific slope
about June IL, cross Pacific slope
about IL, great central valleys 13
] to Is, eastern sections is. Warm
wave will cross the Pacific slope
about June II, great central valleys
Ii3, eastern sections IS. Cool wave
will cross Pacific sloEe about Jane
Ia, great central valleys is, eastern
sections is.
This will bring very warm wealth
Ter and the storm forces will assume
greater energy The atmospheric
J will have been sluggish and stagnant
so long that the storm forces will
,lnot be able to Immediately break ur
i that condition. The hot weather viii
probably continue till about June
I20 and some rains about June i6
1 which will be the beginning of the
! drouth breakup.
i Severe storms may be expected
June 20 to the end Of the month
THE most severe storms 25 to %. Ii
earthquake countries shocks vii be
probable not far from June 26 ans
that date will bring a great cttangf
lin weather conditions. Crop wtath Il
lconditfons will make a genera
lchange for the better not far from
lJune 26.
I have made a great improvement
lin my weather work and will begiI
to use the Improvement in my july
| forecasts. Heretofore one. or two pc
Eriods III each month, covering tWt
Co five days each, The forecasts were
bad. Six months ago I determined t.
I find the cause Of these errors. Th,
task OF finding how to remedy thest
errors was an Immensely Difficult
zone. I knew that had all the cause!
4 and suspected that the error was il
I the method Of putting them togetn-
ter and there I found it but not til
after almost despairing Of success
rWenty-one years ago I determines
! TO test all theories of my own and o
Iothers who claimed to forecast tn
weather, and since that time | hay,
: compiled about 100 weather records
, / some Of. them going back more thar
! 100 years. BY these records I r.,
EalI the theories about the weather
land by this means | have diseardet
the bad and held fast to the coed
II now have a completed system tha
Twill forecast the weather, and ex
q perience will enable me 10 imprfy v
81 the work. Perfection is not expect
Sled. but the bad errors have eliIai
2Enated and the general average q
5 my forecasts will, beginning will
: July, be Ten per cent better thar
lever before made by any one.