The Caucasian., 1913-12-14
FOSTERS BULLETIN
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Washington, o. g., isc. 93.-lsst
bulletin gave sorecasts % disturb
,ancs % crosa che continent Dee. 90
to ~, and Is te 20, Narrn waves y to
'l3 and Is to %, cool waves % to a6
and f8 20 %. High temperature Gill
prevail about and following Dec. 33.
Following Dec. i8 cola wave wilt
make a great change in tempera-
lures and the week following Gill
be filled with rough weather with
about normal precipitation aalEs
turning to snow in northerA see
tions. Dec. i9 to 20 will bring uD-
usually severe winter storms.
Next disturbance will reach 20
cific coast about Dec. a, cross Pa
cific slope by close of p, great cen
trail valleys % to 25, eastern sec
tions 26. Warm wave will cross Pa
cific slope about Dee. q, great cen
tral valleys 23,e eastern sections p.
Cool wave will cross Pacific slope
about Dec. "a, great central valleys
26, eastern sections %. This dis
turbance will be preceded by a cold
wave and the week of Dec. % to %
will be the coolest of the month.
Precipitation will continue to be
near the foci and lines connecting
them as described for December in
| the last two bulletins.
The last December storm wave
will reach Pacific coast about Dec
25, cross, Pacific slope by close OF
26, great central valleys 81 to 20, and
eastern sections 80. Warm wave
will cross Pacific slope about Dec
25, great central valleys 27, eastern
sections 90. Cool wave will cross
Pacific slope about Dec. %, great
5central valleys 80, eastern sections
Jan. /.
| Indications are that the Christ
mas week holidays will be ideal
real winter, SHOWS and good sleigh
ing in latitudes where such might
be expected. A great storm wave
will come in with the New Year
causing unseasonably warm weather
and a winter thaW.
We are of opinion that the crop
weather will continue to be unfav-
orable for India during January
favorable for all the eastern coasts
of Asia including the Philippines
and Japan, good for Australia anc
South Africa, better than heretofore
indicated for Brazil, Argentina ane
all the southern parts Of South
America.
/ All those southern countries, ex-
|cept India, will have fair croI
weather during January and WI
may not expect higher prices y
lgrain in this country because of an!
failures, except the drouth and bae
crop weather in India. There is NJ
danger Of a panic or any great
/ financial depression, but there mus
be some hesitaney in financial cir
cles while the great changes in oul
laws are being made.
!. For the present we are not ex-
| pecting prices of cotton, grain an6
| their manufactured products to q
| higher. The big dealers have con
l1inuousiy advised that prices O.
these products would go higher dur
ing the fall and early winter months
but these bulletins have, so far
| been right in taking the Opposite
view.
i Friends of our weather work ma.
be encouraged. Our race will sool
have immensely valuable crOI
weather information two or thre'
. years in advance. The progress ha
been slow but it is absolutely sur,
!, and the difficulties are passin,
| away. The year 1914 will be epoch
making for long range forecasting.