The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-05-23

Washington, D. c.. May 23.-Lasr
bulletin gave forecasts of disturbance
to cross continent May rs to 20, warm
wave May II to %, cool wave May 27
TO 81. Near May % a cool wave will
be crossing the central valleys and
with it frosts are expected in northern
carts of the states and the Canadian
middle west. Frosts may not do any
damage n when we are past hat
period no further fear need be enter
tained IS TO crop damage by late
frosts. But we expect damage in juno
by dTouth
Following May % the trend of tenn
reratures Will be rapidly upward to-
gether with a decrease in rainfall.
Storms will be Of moderate force and
not DANGEROUS. Weather will be good
for comfort and crops except where
rainfall has been short and there 1t
will be too hot n too dry for the
growing crops n for personal com~
fort.
June promises to start in with low
temperatures. growing warmer
drier till about June IL when the tenn
| peratures will start downward and To-.
cal showers will increase but not
enough rain for the needs of the grow
ing crops. Near June 10 the force OF
the storms will increase n unusually
cool weather will prevail. This will be
followed by rising temperatures Gull
| DllDatlnR III d great HlS1 temper azure
wave and severe local drouths. relieved
in a few places by heavy local show
ers. June is not expected to be a good
crOpWeather month.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
| coast about June /, cross Pacific slope
by close CT Gune 2. great central val
| leys June 3 to 5, eastern sections June
6. Warm wavo will cross Pacific slope
about June /, great central valleys
June 3. eastern sections June S. Cool
wave will cross Pacific slope about
June 4, great central valleys June s.
eastern sections June s. ~
Preceding this disturbance unusually
cool weather will cross Pacific slope
about May 30, great central valleys
June l, eastern sections June 3. and
following that the trend OF tempera-
lures will be upward till ii reaches a
great high temperature wave near
June II. The force of storms will in
crease from May 81 to June 7 and dur
ing that EeriCd rough weather will pre-
vail in the vicinity Of the eastward
moving lows or storm centers. In a
general way. these lows, or storm CEN
tiers, are about 1000 miles in diameter
and move eastward 400 to 500 miles a
day.
When the storm center is far way
clear weather usually prevails and the
wind blows toward the storm center.
But near the storm center the WIND
blows around it. at right angles to 1t
and threatening weather signs appear.
When these threatening signs appear
stand will. your left hand toward the
roint from which the wind m and
you will be facing the storm center.
Two months ago we said South
American harvests would be injured
by too much rain. That forecast prov
ed correct Now we say that the heavy
rains in South america will continue
through corn gathering time and seri-
ously iniur9 that crop. While South
America is receiving too much rain.
large sections On this continent will
not get enough moisture.
The lows, or storm centers, as they
cross the continent draw the fogs and
moist atmosphere into them and these
fogs and tho moist atmosphere depend
on and are located by the evaporatinE
forces which are under the contro! or
the moon. The evaporation districts
are the results of a double moon force.
one of which changes every moon
mnnth and the other every 165 days.
False theories adopted by scientists
more than 100 years ago prevent thena
from making these discoveries. .