The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-21
BULLETIN
OF STORMS 10 CROSS
TIE CONTINENT
THE NEXT DISTURBANCE
Will Develop Great Intensity and
Will Be One OF the Three Most
Severe storm Waves Of Srpttn-
bcr-Ncst Indian Hurricane.

severe ~lOtJlt "iAtS Dl tStlti'hi-
bcr-Ncst Indian Hurricane.
copyrighted 1913 by ". !. Fostrr.j
Washington, D G.. Sept. 2O.-La~t
bulletin gave forecasts 0 fdisturD-
ances to cross the continent Sept.
q to 25, warm wave Sept. 10 to "A,
cool wave % to q. Last ten days
Of September will be warmer than
usual. Precipitation will be prlncl-
pally in the northeastern sections.
Showers will increase in other parts
but the drouth sections will not DC
wholly relieved.
An error occurred in last bulletin.
It should have said that the south
western drouth Will br relieved IN
October and that the soil III tn"
middle southwest where various
winter grains are usually SoWn dur
lng The Winter, instead nl IN The lHIl
NV iii more northern sections WlIl
BE- iii much better condition than 1t
| is HON. 4 This time W" know OF no
reason why the Southern States
should not som the usual amount
| Of winter grams.
The September rains i'll The md
| die southwest will come with the
storm waves That drlIt eastward
from the Gulf ut Mexico and pass
eastward across Arizona aud New
/ Mexico.
Next disturbance will reach Pa
ciiir coast about Sept. -. cross Ia
cilic slope hy close Of 26, great cen
trail valleys q to 2o. eastern sec
tiOns 30. Warm wave will cross the
Pacific slope aobut sept. =, srca'
central valleys ~, eastern sections
% Cool wave will cross the Pacific
slope about Sept. %. great centra
/ valleys 80, eastern sections Oct. :
4, This disturbance Mill develop grea
intensity and will be one OF tllt
three most severe storm waves 0
September. We repeat our warning:
and hope that all will be cautious
and Oh the outlook for bad storm
on the continent. We gave fair, fre
uuent and timely warningsoof Tn
dangerous storms that destroyed
many lives and property valued 9
millions Of dollars first part Of Sep
tember. We surely hit the dates Q
those destructive storms and hop
to improve in our accuracy III 10
. eating them. We particularly CIV
warning to all shipping by waite
interests of great hurricane tha
will organize southeast Of Florid
on Sept. 20 or 80 It will prObabl
first move westward toward Cub
and later turn northward an
northeastward, but we can not nov
trace its path. It will be a danger
Gus storm and all sea-goers shoul
be on the watch for it.
These hurricanes develop on
most severe cold waves and frost;
Probabilities are that the cold way
will organize in the vicinity Of Hud
son Bay and then move southwark
The distance it will move southWar
will depend On the path Of the hur
ricane. The hurricane may DC Ner
severe aud if it is. the storms on Tn
continent will be less severe in pro
portion.
Following these great storms TT
disastrous drouth in the mlddI
southwest will be entirely broker
. First disturbance Of October WI
reach Pacific coast about October
! cross Pacific slope by close Of
great central valleys 3to 5, easter
sections 6. Warm wave will eros
. Pacific slope about Oct. l. great ceI
trail valleys 3, eastern sections
Cool wave will cross Pacific sloE
about Oct. 4, great central valleys
y eastern sections 8.
/ This storm wave will be Of gre;
intensity. particularly On our nortl
! western coasts Of Alaska, Britis
4 Columbia, Washington and Orego
Later it woill probably join the hui
ricane that Will be passing UP o'
r. Atlantic coasts and thereby rene
the force of the hurricane.
Those will be strenuous times c
our little earth. Jupiter, Venl
Mars ami Neptune. Uranus and Il
10 moon Will unite their electro-ma
4 netic forces and pitilessly and vi
lently lombard the little planet tn
protects and sustains Us. But y
: has passed through many such.