Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-04-12
WEATHER FORECAST

Copyrighted, 1915, by w. T. FosterJ
Washington, April 1O.-Last bulle.
tin gave forecasts OF disturbances to
cross continent April 10 to 1G. and If
to Is, warm waves to 10, and 10 to
II, cool waves u to 16, and 16 to 90
These disturbances will bring a much
greater rise in temperatures than the
season calls for and general good crop
weather will prevail Storms will be
of greater than usual force, but rains
will not be excessive. Southern and
Eastern sections will get most Of the
precipitation. A sudden increase in
all storm forces is expected near
April II.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about April is, cross Pacific
slope by close Of 10, great central val.
leys 20 to 22. Eastern sections %.
Warm wave will cross Pacific slope
about April %, great central valleys
25, Eastern sections 81 Cool wave
will cross Pacific slope about April
p, great central valleys 90, Eastern
sections %.
This disturbance will be preceded
by a moderate cool wave. but TEN.
peratures will go up rapidly and to
high degrees as the warm wave comes
in Rather a mild disturbance west
Of meridian 30, but east Of that line
all weather features will become more
radical or extreme. Not much precipi.
tation with this disturbance. The
elements will be used in preparing
severe storms that will come with
next disturbance.
Sixth disturbance OF April will
reach Pacific coast about April %.
cross Pacific slope by close OF q.
great central valleys 25 to 81. East.
I'm sections 2S. Warm wave will ,
ross Pacific slope about April %. ,
treat central valleys %. Eastern sec. ,
ions p. Cool wave will cross Pa. q
life slope about April 90. great cen Z
raj valleys 2S, eastern sections 30. 4
This will bring bad storms to many 4,
ections and all should be on the alert. 4,
70 voyages should be taken on the
'aters during that week and plans
hould be made for remaining near
ONE and safety. Heavy rains are
expected in Southern and Eastern
ections. in Mexico. Central America c
nd on the Southern California Pacific n
Iope. In
Next bulletin will give general fore,
asts OF May crop weather. but we h
lay now say that all Eastern and In
outhern sections will get excess of in
Ioisture during that month. Early di
anting was delayed in many South. r.
n sections by too much rain first p,
art of March. Severe storms are 81
'obable about May and 2l RI
Our success in giving market ad.
ces on grain and cotton indicates
at 1t will pay all producers, dealers
Id consumers to follow Fosters ia
Gather Bureau on these matters. co
hose who have followed that advice 70
ring the past year have surely been du
ell repaid.
Those who get out a little earlier
an the crow caws his first call dur.
the early mornings in May will
three Of the most beautiful gems g.,
the sky Jupiter, Mars and Venus -,
II be morning stars; Jupiter rising ~,
ST and the other two a little later. II,
ese three planets have much to do n.h
tn our weather and some day the -,
man race will know that the cleo. a.,
cal forces that come from these -,
zee have very much to do with the 49,.
alth OF the uman race and of the J.,
yer animals, Ignorance and deep. 10
tied prejudice, however make pro.
'ss along these lines very slow and
pioneers of this thought are com.
led IN hear rnuch ridic,Io