Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-04-07

FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN.

copyrighted 1913 ~ v. !. Fo>ier.J

Washington. -. e. april last
h~ullctin gave forecasts If disturbances
~ cross continent March 80 a. April 1
aud April > 10 -. q and ! to IL. Last DAYS
of March wcr, rNprctcd to bring near
normal Temperatures followed hN A long
spell nf unu>uall, cold weather with
froSt> farther south than j. COMMON for
The season. Heavy rains east Of the
I;nckir> nrc expected M ~nut bern aud
eastern ~rctiuu> decreasing. northwest
ward and hcaNV rains west ot the Rock
les in SoUt hrrn sections decreasing north
ward.
The temperatures are expected 10 rise
on meridian ~ near April :. u little ear
licr wr>t If that line and a little later
east uf ID.
\cNt disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about April =. crn>~ Pacific slope
w clos" uf ~. great ctntral valleys II to
H.. eastern .%e,tiunS H. Warm wave will
cross Pacific slope about April y. great
central valleys II. eastern sections IL
cool wave will cross Pacific slope about
April T.. great central valleys H. east
crn sections IL.
This dl>turhanc, will cause 4 great
rise ia temperatures. which. durin. it,
passage. will average near normal. Rain
TALL Will moi l. great in amount most If
il will IT, III southern aud eastern So"
tinu>. drt rrI~ing toward the northwest.
east Of the Rockies. West of the HuckieS
m"St of the rain will lr on southern
Slopes. decreasing %nurthwlrl. Fore ~
=" we'll above normal the storms will -
greater than usual.
Fourth disturbance uf April will reach
Pacific cn;i>t about April IL. cross Parif
L. slope hN close of II. great central val
lrNS IL Ia IL. eastern SECTIONS l. Warm
wave will cross Pacific slope about April
III great %rrntral valley. H.. eastern &c.
tion> H.. cool wave viii eros Paciic
-lcpe about April IL. great central val
l"t> VI. eastern sections 70
Temperatures If this warm wave will
90 we'll above normal the storms IN IL.
greater than normal force. not much
rain till the cool wave comes ia and then
most of the rain east ~ the I;ockic> VIII
u" ~ southern and eastern sections lie
crra>ing toward the northwest. West If
the Rockies most rIiH III southern see
lions. decreasing murlhward.
our advice To- hold COTTON ha proven
good. We aid II wuId 60 10 tcn cents
and " has been close 10 that point. Our
quotations "a grain ALWAYS have refer
cncr 10 Chicago markets aud on cotton "a
New York markets. Really New or.
leans should h. the principal cotton mar.
kct. .Altho cotton has risen Ia our figures
m ION "p lnp lAlltpr >lVl Iol >uo>ral
r"o7 'NrH 'M ll lI'> ~ 'uu!l an lou y
We continue to advise holding il. This
sire 4" publish them. Readers of This
paper will ALWAYS ert \ rrl, when the,
write ~
Most recent rainfall east of the Rock
- has been in southern and eastern sec.
il"n>. from latitude - 10 ~ southwark.
from longitude ~ eastward and west ~
Rockies IN southern sections drcrra>in.
~n"rthwdrd. MI IN accord with prprlir-
tons.
We are "Npcc1lng generally good wea
Their for crops the balance of April hut
some very severe weather j. predicted
near the last DAYS If the month. That
rough weather will II" preceded by very
warm weather.
That indications point ~ great pros
lrritv IN this country i'll The near future
and all classes of labor and business
should hc greatly encouraged. II future
legislation j. tempered with i%uSti~c for
all the greatest prosperity ever known
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