Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-25
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN

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1912, by w. T. Foster Last bulletir
gave forecasts of disturbance to cross
continent May &c to 30, warm wave
25th to 10Th, cool wave 2Sth to June
Cool weather will prevail and in some
sections excessive rains. This period
will include the organization of great
sun spot group and also will include
electric storms, probably on this con
tinent but | will not venture to locate
them.
Following the period described
above great change will come over
our weather conditions. The weather
scheme will be reversed in a large
part of the country For time the
crop weather will greatly improve and
prospects of much better crops than
conditions have indicated will have
much force, tending to lower prices
But don't be deceived. Some parts OF
the country will produce good crops,
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seriously damaged by drouth. For that
reason | have advised those holding
old grain, cotton and feedstuff not to
be in hurry to sell.
| Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about May so, cross Pacific slope
by close Of 31st. great central valleys
June | to 8, eastern sections 4th.
Warm wave will cross Pacific slope
about May 80. great central valleys
June |, eastern sections June 8. Cool
wave will cross Pacific slope about
June 2, great central valleys ith, east.
ern sections 9Th
This disturbance. following long
period of low temperatures, will bring
wave of great high temperatures
and generally much less rain than has
been usual the last three months. But
where dry weather has prevailed the
probabilities favor an increase in rain
fall.
The first half of June will probably
bring the best crop weather of the
season up to that time, and 4 greater
amount of farm work will be accom-.
plished than for any other two weeks
of this year that have passed.
Another sun spot group will be or.
ganized about June on the opposite
side of the sun and will come into
sight not far from June 90 But our
earth will feel the effects of the dis.
turbance not far from June and dan.
gerous storms are expected near that
date. Not now able to locate these
storms except that they will be on
this continent.
The storm wave that will connect
with this sun spot group will reach
Pacific coast about June 4, cross Pa.
cific slope about June 3, great central
valleys 9Th to Sth, eastern sections
9Th. Warm wave will cross Pacific
slope about June 4, great central val
leys 9Th, eastern sections Sth Cool
wave will cross Pacific slope about
June Z, great central valleys 9th, east
ern sections 18th.
This disturbance will continue the
hot weather, but will tend toward
cooler and showers will be more fire.
quent Good crop weather will prevail
in about half the grain sections.
The month of June is expected to
average warmer than usual northeast
of line drawn from Winnipeg to
Charleston, S. c., and cooler than
usual southwest of that line and east
of the Rockies. About normal tempera-
lures win prevail west of Rockies. !
Cooler than usual in Cuba. First half
OF June much warmer than last half.
Rainfall of June will be in spots and /
abotu one-third of the sections east
of Rockies will have more than usual |
rain and two-thirds less than usual
Most rainfall will be about the great
lakes, the upper Mississippi valleys, |
southern Florida and Cuba. Elsewhere
the rainfall will be from about normal
to dry and drouth. In New England
states less than usual rain, but several
small sections will get more than
usual rain.