The Mena weekly star., 1913-06-19

Washington, D. C., June i9.-Last bulletin gave forecasts of disturb ances to cross continent June 16 toI 20 and 22 to 26, warm waves 10 to 10 and 2l to 25. cool waves IS to = and 2i to 2S. About normal weather Is expected during the two weeks covered by these two dlsturbances. No important weather event Is m sight for that period and as a nat ural consequence less than usual rain is expected, leaving some sec tiOns with a shortage in moisture.
 Relative to the normal tempera-
 lures a considerable fall was eX- ppcted from June i2 to 27. but this would moi mean an actual fall, be- cause. as everyone knows, the nor mal temperatures rise from about January l5 Do about July l5. Some people who have mo thinking ma chimes misunderstood our chart temperature forecasts for May. We are compelled to use the straight, treble line in the monthly charts to represent normal temperatures butt every thoughtful person well knows that normal temperatures go up about ten degrees a month from January lo July and down as much from July to January. When reading our monthly charts those well known facts should moi be for gotten.
 Next disturbance will reach Pa r.'it coa,l about June 2G cross Pa r.it slope by close of 3S great central valleys 2Q to July |. eastern sections July 2. Warm wave will cross Pacific slope about June 21 great central valley, 29 eastern sec lions July l. Cool wave will cross Pacific slope about June 3u great central valley, July ?. eastern sec ,iou, July f.
 This disturbance covers time so close to the great storm period that li !, difficult to determine it's char acter All weather features will be radical of greater than usual force, but we have placed July , a~ the center and most extreme part ni thiS great storm period. July 3. |, and G will be days of greatest stress. But where will these storms break? If we have the lows placed correctly one of them will be on the AJlantc coast July 3. and that storm will he at llS greatest tensity on the Atlantic coast. and for sev- rIal days lt will continue aS a fu- rouS storm out on the North At- .aulir.
 Next disturbance will reach Pa rlltr coast about July 3. cross Pa rlilr slope by close of {. great cen Ira. valleys ] to :. eastern sections x, Warm wave will cross Pacific slope 0bou. July 8. great central valleys ,, eastern sections : Cool wave will cross Pacific slope ahoul July 6. great central valleys &. east rrn sections lO
 ImS will hr a furious storm for lon day >-luIy 3 IO l2-rrom msl nr,Iorc ll strikes our western coasts ,lII ll strikes the western coasts of Europe. Human lives. live stock water craft and other properiv will luce
 An unusual planetary event will IuiII'l l,Idlt a lItlle before midnight 'aIN ,5. We cannot now locate inc effects, but expect 10 read of earlh- IQaheS, lornadoeS hurricanes cleo JrIr storms and other extreme weather events within 2i hours of ,llr mIdnlght that falls between July s and |. Al that time inc sun moon Jupiter Uranus and inc earth will occupy relative nosifions as great magnets that. if reneafed Wlih such magnets as are used io generate electricity in dynamo 9glachln', would cause an eruniive
 ne Glect will probably he seen on The Y, s. Weather Bureau mans Ee .o ng in great change in tba D. '' lie readings from Julv 9 to. July i and 5. Watch inc TO rcsnIts ~