Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-06
WEATHER FORECAST

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Washington. Sept. t.-Last bulletin
gave forecasts OF disturbance to cross
continent September 1 to 5. warm
wave August 81 to September 4. cool
wave September 3 to Z. This will be
OF greater than usual force. Very
warm about September 4. after that
the temperature will be rapidly down
ward till near September 10. Most
rain will be on the Pacific slope.
Crop weather will be generally good.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about September 5, cross Pacific
slope by close OF s, great central val
leys I to 3. Eastern sections 10. Warm
wave will cross Pacific slope septem'
Der 6. great central valleys I, Eastern
sections o. Cool wave will cross Pa
cinc slope about September s.. great
central valleys 10. Eastern sections
12. This disturbance will also be
above the usual force. Most rain on
T. the Pacific slope. Not much rain
east OF Rockies. Drouth east Of the
Andes in South America and heavy
rains on Pacific slope Of the Andes.
/ Another disturbance will reach Pa
cinc coast about September II. cross
Pacific slope by close Of is. great Ger
trail valleys 10 to Is. Eastern sections
16. Warm wave will cross Pacific
slope about September II, grgeat en-
trail valleys 10. Eastern sections Is.
Cool wave will cross Pacific slope
about September II. great central val
leys ls. Eastern sections Is.
The important features Of this viii
be the very cool weather and killing
frosts IN northern parts Of the corn
and spring wheat sections. The frost
waves that will reach meridian 90
near September II and Il will do
much damage to late corn and some
damage TO late spring wheat. Storms
will not be exceedingly great, but will
be above the average force. Not much
rain east OF the Rockies. but more
than usual on the Pacific slope oI
North and South America. Less thar
usual rain east OF the Rockies and
the Andes. Fair crop weather is ex
pected for India and Australia. Good
tine to sow winter wheat where II Il
usually sown early.
The recent grgeat hurricane was al
most perfectly forecasted. the dates
and locations being practically per
feet In bulletins dated July q an'
a. August : and II. W urged all 4
prepare for the great and destructive
storm. The loss OF lives and propert,
. was great. but probably would havl
been greater but for our warnings.
We have been giving still more ure
ent warnings OF the awfully destruc
tive storms during the week center
Ing ON October 4. That immensel,
great disturbance will produce an
other very dangerous hurricane IN
, the Caribbean seSa and Gulf Of Men
leo. but II probably win not follow
. the path OF the August hurricane. a
, II is not possible to definitely locat
, the coming great hurricane.
:. The Pacific slope will probably re
/, some great ocean storms. while torns
does and electrical storms are expect
ed on the continent. Floods will no
be general. but great in small sec
lions. Keep of the waters during tina
week. They will be more dangerou
| than the war zone around Great Bri'
r ain.
, We continue to advise farmers I
h hold their grain and cotton and adyis
) dealers to buy. There are no indic'
, lions Of an end to the European wa