Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-07-24
WEATHER FORECAST

Copyrighted. 1915. by W. T. Foster
Washington. July 2i.-Last bulletin
gave forecasts OF disturbance to cross
continent July 20 to 81. warm wave
80 to 26. cool wave % to 30. The
week centering on July % was ex.
pected to average cooler than usual
with storm forces about normal rain
less than the average of the month
asd temperatures going to near the
frost line In Northern sections as the
cool waves pass.
Next disturbance will reach Pacific
coast about July %. cross Pacific
slope by close OF 2s. great central val.
leys 30 to 81. Eastern sections August
2. Warm wave will cross Pacific
slope about July 81. great central val.
leys 20. Eastern sections 81. Cool
wave will cross Pacific slope about
July 30. great central valleys August
1. Eastern sections August 3.
This will cause great extremes OF
temperature as the warm wave and
cool wave pass your section. The
storms will be more severe than usual.
II Is the fourth OF our dangerous storm
periods predicted for July. We will
say the same thing about this storm
period We did about the storms to
reach great central valleys July Z.
Better not go on excursions about
July 30. The storms might rock the
boat.
General averages OF August TEN.
peratures below normal. but great ex.
tremes are expected. The weeks cen
tering on August and 81 will aver.
age very cool and IL and 81 very
warm. Unusually hot with the warm
waves that will reach meridian 90
near August II and rs. and unusually
good with the cool waves that will
reach meridian 80 near August 9. 90
and 81. Very dangerous storms near
August II. Generally good crop
weather month. rains generally sui.
ficient and well distributed. Most
rains during week centering on August
IL and too much rain In spring wheat
sections during that week.
This is not the time for farmers to
sell their new crops. All OF Europe Is
maneuvering to get our cotton and
grain prices down and some OF our
big spectators are assisting them.
The only way to meet the situation
Is for farmers not to sell at this time.
War or no war. the conditions OF the
world are such that the demand for
grain and cotton must and will grow
better.
Our forecasts OF drouth In Northern
and Western Europe have proven
correct. but II is not to the interest
Of Europe to say anything about the
damage. particularly spring wheat.
Our forecasts OF floods in China have
proven correct. Our seasonal rainfall
forecasts for this continent have been
80 per cent good. We had the amount
and extent OF the rainfall correct. but
its location was a little farther north
than we had II.
We give particular warning that
dangerous storms and local foods will
occur digging the week rcentering on
August Is. and frosts will occur In
Northern sections with the cool wave
crossing continent August Is to %.
We cannot say that they will be kill
ing frosts. Greater danger OF frosts
will occur as the cool waves cross
continent August rs to September /
and September to 6. We also advise
not to plan excursions or anything
that will take you away from safety
during the week centering on Aug.
ust 81.
That very rich soil Immediately
east OF the Rockies sometimes pro
duces a great wheat crop and some
parts OF II seem attractive for a 1916
boom crop. II you have wheat land
In that section let US know what this
years crop weather did for you.