The Caucasian., 1913-11-30

SEVERE WINTER WEATHER
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1 (Copyrisheed 1913 by ". !. FOSTER
I Washington, D. g.. Nov 29.-Last
lbulletin sase forecaste ~ disturb
lance to crose che continent Nos. 81
Ito Dec. ., earm vase Nos. 26 20 80
Scool vase Nos. q 20 dsec. 3. Warmer
tthap usual 10 eSpected 40 shis dis
fturbancs approaches ana Q cold
wase Nill immediately eolloW, thus
lbreaking up Che lons @arnn spell
LAND carrying fross for down toward
the suN coast ~ Nese gndiee eeas'
4 We haze sisen ssaINinge oS Che
seselp vintes etarmo ebis dssurSe
Aance would inaugurate snd about
1.-THE time thie bulletin % published
fwe expecs manS parts O9 Che Norld
Ito be in the grip Of storms that will
be above The average intensity.
These storms manifest their force
or intensity through what are
termed weather features, called
heat, cold, wind, rain, snow, sleet,
thunder, lightning, the high, the
low, the tornado, the hurricane,
frosts, freezes, ETC., and when any
of the weather features are extreme
the force or tension of the storm is
the cause. Intensity Of above de-
scribed storm will increase as it
progresses eastward.
Next disturbance will reach Pa
cific coast about Dec. 3, cross Pa
cific slope by close of 4, great CEN
trail valleys to 7, eastern sections
8. Warm wave will cross Pacific
slope about Dec. 3, great central
valleys 5, eastern sections I. Cool
wave will cross Pacific slope about
Dec. 6, great central valleys 8, east
} ern sections 10.
] This storm will be preceded by a
J cold wave and temperatures lower
than usual and will inaugurate q
high temperature wave that will os-
cillate up and down, but continually
rising higher and higher, till abou
J Dec. II to 20, when very warm
] weather is expected. Not much rair
\ or snow is expected, while the tenn.
( peratures are thus rising from
( about Dec. to Is.
VI Most precipitation usually comes
j few days before the cold wave
J Icome in and as cold waves are ex.
: pected to reach meridian 80 not fal
!. from Dec. and %, most precipita
tion is expected about or few day
before these dates.
But the most interesting featur
of this storm last described will b.
its severe or dangerous or destruc
tive force. 1t will be one of tn
most severe storms of the winter
: and our readers should not hesitat
to prepare for it. We are not ye
able to closely locate the most Sc
we're features of these storms. 0
course some parts Of the continen
will have mild and beautiful Indial
~ summer while these fierce storm
are raging in other sections. Blu
we would select Briti,h .Columbi;
the country adjacent to the st. Law
u renee and northeastern sections an
D. the vicinity of Panama as thre
centers Of large sections in whlc
the coming storms will be most sc
we're. Draw straight lines from thes
:, three localities so to connect tn
! three and not far from these line
1.-THE most radical weather events G
the winter are expected to occur.
We selected Omaha, Neb., as til
% center of large section in whic
least precipitation would occur
az the fall and winter Dry weather a
expected in that section might /
;7 detrimental to winter wheat, but
sol might also indicate good Gro
- weather for next summer.
Is The Spectators have tried
Is make it appear that the crops
South America were ruined by til
floods and drouths, but Foster
r. forecasts have held their groun
= and South Americas crops will {
= least be fair average. We are {
= opinion that grain and cotton haN
--lnot yet touched bottom prices.
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