Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-10-31
NOVEMBER WEATHER.
A Stern Period To Cover First Z Days
Next Month"; Wind and Rain for
The Army-Nayy Cana.


says we are going &c have some
weather for the eleventh month,
which is ushered in tomorrow. Let
as hope there il not going to be an
other rainy Saturday following the
last two, 70 spoil the football game
crowds. Hicks says
= A regular storm period, covering
the first seven days of November bids
fair to be decidedly stormy anu in
element period. Ii is central on the
4th, coincident with the center of the
Venus equinoetial period. The Mer-
eury period will also add its perturb.
ing power to these disturbances. The
barometer will show the oncoming of
these storms, in western extremes,
as early as the End, rain, wind and
thunder will attedd falling barome-
ter, and as these storms travel east
ward across the country, from about
the 3rd to he 7th, they will grow in
intensity and extent. until most parts
of the country will feel their infiu-
enee and direct force.
Surprising dashes of early winter,
.
may very reasonably be anticipated
over much of the country northward,
az the western sides Of storm areas
push the tropical features OF the
storms out of the way 20 the east
ward. A November cold wave will
wind up this period, sending much
cooler weather and frosty nights
very far into the south. This is 3
time when we would warn every navi-
gator and shipper on the northern
lakes against danger. Watch storm
warnings, keep your eye on your ba-
rometer, take no reckless risks. A
reactionary storm period will bring q
return OF storm conditions-falling
baromett r, change to warmer souther-
y winds, with probable thunder and
ramon and touching the 9Th, 10Th
and 18th. The Moon being on the
celestial equator on the 9Th, storms
of rain, wind and thunder will be nat
ural consequences on and touching
that date.
1.-The Mercury influence will pro.
long and intensity threatening and
falling weather, bringing thick cloudi-
mess, autumnal storms, with drizzle
nd sleet, for days beyond the normal
limits of this period, possibly past the
full Noon on the 18th and into the
storm period next following. Plan
your outside work so as TO escape the
expo sure, inconvenience and loss from
bad weather conditions at this and
other November periods. See that
your 'taters, apples and hundred
other good things are safely garner ed
before this time. An earthquake
period is from the 10th to 10th, cen
trai on the 18th. A regular storm
period involves the 14th to 18th, hsv-
ing it's center on the 10th. The Moon
is at extreme north declination on the
10th, which fact will tend TO sup.
press the change to colder, which
would normally follow the storms of
this period. II low bsromte ric areas
should cover the southern parts of the
country, with counter storms moving
out of the northwest at this time,
cold, frosty weather will spre ad south
ward after this storm period, giving
an early smack Of winter &c states far
toward the gulf, say from about the
18th to goth.
"a reactionary storm period is
central on the 22nd and 23rd. On
and touching these days, all who are
observant may note perceptible wealth.
err changes. Cold will relax. winds
fall to the south, barometer will fall
and cloudiness with more autumnal
rain, possibly ending in snow squally,
will pass eastwardly across the coun'
try. These disturbances will be more
pronounced from the fact that the
Moon is on the celestial equator or
the 2Srd, and in perigee on the gath.
electrical storms. with rapid rise OF
the barometer following, will natur-
ally bring sudden change from warm
to cold, lasting for two or three days
behind the storms. The Moon on the
celestial equator, and at the same
time in perigee, or closest TO the
Earth, we always reasonably expect
maximum spasm of electrical ex-
citement, with quick Revision tc
colder ia winter. Other astronomic
conditions being in force, seismic
trouble is also more probable at such
times. An earthquake period being
at its center on the 9th, heavy
shocks in many quarters of the globe
need be no surprise as early as the
1Srd and oath.
A regular storm period covers the
last week in November, having Its
astronomical center oh the 9th. The
Noon is also at new, or in commune
ton with Earth and Sun on the 9th.
The barometer will fall, and Other
indications of brewing storms viii
appear westward by the 25th and 26th,
but decided autumnsl storms of rair
and wind, turning to snow uorthward,
will traverse the country from wesi
{, esst on and touching the 9th, 2etf
and 29th. Watch for such develop
ments at this time. and see If your
barometer does not rise very higt
after the storms have passed to your
east, and il an early cold wave is noi
spreading southwark and eastward