The Mena weekly star., 1913-07-03

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 Washington. D. C.. July 2,-Last bulletin gave forecasts of disturb anre to cross continent July 9 to liz warm wave s to l3. Cool wave ,9 to i6. This will bring the hot tosi weather of July. IL will he the last of the dangerous storms that hrIoug 10 the first great storm pcriod of July that has been timed for inc first half of July. The de- .,rurnye storms of this period be- ea1 earlier than expected, and are said to have destroyed property Tn southeastern and northeastern sta,es valued between one and two million dollars. Our danger signals Ihang out for the great storms to cross continent near July 10 to Ii.
 Next disturbance will reach Pa cjfic coast about July l4, cross Pa cjfic slope by close of i5, great cen ltral valleys l6 to IS, eastern sections I2O. Warm wave will cross Pacific slope about July fl, great central valleys i6. eastern sections is. Cool wave will cross Pacific slope about IJuly r.. great central valleys l9, eastern sections 2i.
 This will be a moderate disturb ance after it passes meridian 20, but west of that line its force IS so un-. certain that it should be watched. Ion our northwestern coast that storm will be of greater than usual force and our storm signals will lhang out fer all along the Alaskan and Columbian coasts. Good time for shipping interests within 800 Imiles of Sitka to keep their weather Icyc open toward the west
 About July S to If it will he just a> safe ou land a, to be on the steamship route between New York land liverpool. You will enjoy the "trip fully as much if you start a IIluc la.r and the steamship com lpJulc, will have better regulations Ia> mean, for pleasure trips. The same will apply to the Gulf of | Neylco the Caribbean Sea and our southeastern coasts. Look out for Ia hurricane down there.
 Our early advice lo producers of land dealers in grain and cotton has been of immense value. Those who adopted the advice as their guide | ore immensely well pleased. In the south they have held from loo to L2oo bales of cotton since it was selling a little above S cents. and their profits are now about SEQ a bale. Others have held their oats since the price was g cents. and have proiited l0 cents bushel. or Sloo on each l,00O bushels. That IS more than 30 per cent profit in three months This illustrates the great value of long range weather forecasts. The producer. the deal er and the consumer who have been governed by our weather cal rulaton> have had great advant- ages over those who do not profit by such information.
 Next disturbance will reach Pa ellie coast about July is. cross Pa clilc slope by close of i9. great cen lral valleys 20 to 2, eastern sec
 IohS 23. Warm wave will cross Pacliic slope about July iS great central valleys 20, eastern sections
 S Cool wave will cross Pacific slope about July 2i. great central ''irEN >3. eastern sections D.
 temperatures of this disturbance "Ii' average about normal. but will go up to high and down to low de -F'eS, very warm as the disturh- anCe comes in and very cool after ,' has passed. A very great fajl in s.Go''p'rature so from July l2 to near
 Great extreme, of rainfall are ev- ported for Juy particularly in tba great central valleys: severe IrouJHN m some places and too '"utH ram m others. l. i, moi av- p'tltu 10 be a good crop woal her .',u' .lo.',u' as a general average bnt 4 'o.'Ie P!ages will get the lucky nor .I'. Ia'nialI Normal is the aver age ol many years and normal ton,- pefatures and rainfall are always me very beS. crop weather Jnnitor e ana ana Mars will have much fd ''' do NIih July weather. The rorn,or or may be seen in inc south at I nnid '''I
 @ nIInl and the latter will he ' tbo vnlnS ,!ornlnS star. rising a little bafore venus venus Mars is the red or war ,y5 p'1nei' ,,'.,.,. and Venus is of q soft. i sH-