Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-25
WEATHER FORECAST

Washington. Sept. 25.--Last bulIe.
tin gave forecasts OF disturbances to
cross continent September "a to rs
and September 30 to October 4. warm
waves September % to % and seu-
TENDER 20 to October 30. cool waves
September 20 to 30 and October to
6. Temperatures Of these two weeks
win average lower and frosts viii 20
further south than usual. Severe
storms are expected during the week
centering on September 25. More
than usual rain expected on Pacific
slope and less than usual east OF the
Rockies. Next disturbance will reach
Pacific coast about October 4. cross
Pacific slope by close Of 5. great cer-
trail valleys 6 10 3. Eastern sections ,.
Warm wave will cross Pacific slope
about October 4. great central valleys
6. Eastern sections s. Cool wave viii
cross Pacific slope about October Z.
great central valleys ., Eastern sec.
tions II.
This win be an exceedingly dan
gerous storm on the continent and on
the oceans. CULTS and seas In the VI
cinlty OF the North and South Amerl.
can continents. We sincerely wish
for foghorn that would Jar an the
atmosphere about the two continents
tin all the people would be compelled
to give heed TO our urgent warnings
OF the awful storms expected during
the FIRST seven days Of October II
mistakes are made In these forecasts
II is best TO be mistaken on the safe
side. We believe that many lives and
an immense amount Of property viii
be destroyed by hurricanes. tornadoes.
floods and earthquakes and we have
implicit faith that these warning will
do much good In saving lives and
property. You would better remain
close to safety during the first seven
days OF October.
Conditions are not favorable 10 gen.
eral heavy rains during first week In
October east Of Rockies. but the Sc
we're storms will cause sudden local
dangerous foods. West Of the Rockies
conditions are favorable TO more than
usual rain during that great storm
period and foods are expected to be
more general. Very heavy rains are
expected in Central America.
This dangerous storm period Is also
expected to affect South Africa. the
East Indies. Australia and Northern
South America. The growing CROP
OF those countries viii probably b
much damaged No such powerful
combinations Of planetary forces have
occurred during our forty years
strenuous study Of the great and I'm
portant weather problems.
Another very dangerous storm per
iod II expected last half Of October
II will be a double.header covering th'
weeks centering on October q an'
J %. Particulars will be given In mex
! bulletin. A great fall In temperature
n expected from October to 20 an
killing frosts are expected In northerl
parts OF the cotton belt during III
!. week centering on October 10.
Where wheat Is sown late the sol
y IL expected to be generally favorabl
after October 10. There are great pos
& sibilities for 1916 in some sections O
n the plains States and Provinces. Tha
J. immensely rich soil spread over tn
+ slope east OF the Rockies. extendin
i 1000 miles north from the Gulf
r Mexico. and width Of 300 miles. NAL
n Ing 100000 sections. would be bette
d than all the gold mines n properl
y. managed. The years Of sufhcien
n rainfall can be known In advance 70
4. that great country. and II wheat veF
q IlIberally sown there for the wet year
% immense wealth would result Bu
r that 10 . sectional and personal ma
yIter. and We prefer 10 discuss u vi