Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-01-25
WEATHER BULLETIN

copyrighted. 1914. by W. T. Foster.)
Washington. Jan. 23.--Last bulletin
gave forecasts Of disturbance TO cross
continent January 20 to 30. warm
wave rs to ~. cool wave rs to Feb
ruary /. Moderate temperatures will
prevail, but will average colder than
previous week. Rainfall and snow
deficient, storm forces n little greater
than usual and with this disturbance
we will make start toward real win.
ter weather Gradually colder is ex.
pected from January rs TO Feb
ruary Is.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about January 81 cross Pacific
slope by close OF February /, great
central valleys February to 4. East.
ern sections s. Warm wave will cross
Pacific slope about January 81. great
central valleys February 2. Eastern
sections 4. Cool wave will cross Pa.
ciic slope about February 3. great
central valleys s. Eastern sections Z.
About the average winter tempera.
lures will prevail and most OF the con.
tinent will get about the usual aver.
age Of winter weather Eastern
Canada and our Northeastern States
VIII get most OF the precipitation In
the form Of snow and the most severe
storms will be in those sections. But
the Pacific coast. centering near Los
Angeles and the Hawaiian Islands.
will get more severe weather and Sc
we're storms than usual during the
passage Of this disturbance. The
mountain country east Of Los An.
geles, on both sides OF the Rockies.
seems to be in the rath Of the storms
that began about December is and
will probably continue tlll Feb.
ruary 90
In previous bulletins were given the
probable crop weather of 1915 for the
cotton States and Eastern sections.
Including all east Of the Alleghen'es
and the S. Lawrence river They
are marked on Fosters weather man
as divisions numbered o. and =.
We now come to division numbered
3. comnris'ng all between meridian
90 and the Allechonv.St. Lawrence
line. north Of latitude 20. That coun.
try Is better known ms the region Of
the Great Lakes and conains first.
class farming lands. producing small
grain, the grasses and corn.
As we have Il that section will get
an abundance Of rain from February
20 10 August II and will produce
abundant crons No drouth Is In
sight for that division. Frosts will
he late and formers should nlant and
sow for little more than the usual
amount Of rain. This forecast Is ev.
pected to hold good for three.fourths
Of that division To work out the
cron weather for each locality would
require time and expense and could
not be given in this bulletin.
In the next bulletin we will on.
deavor to give the cron weather and
cron production forecast for division
numbered I. which Includes all west
or meridian 90 to tho Rockies and all
north of latitude 20. That division
includes the Freaiest grain section NJ
the earth. II &c the best snring whaat
and corn producing country on this
continent.
We gave WARNING Of excessive rains
in ihe West indies for January The
winter crons Of Cuba and other West
India islands have been ruined nv tho
much rain. We have the kew 10 rain.
fall for all countries and n little more
exnerience with II will enable us to
make almost perfect general fore.
casts. Scientists following our time
win have an immense lob IN working
ont al the little details, hut II can
oil be worked out as closely as they
are now working forecasts of the
tides