Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-07-29
FOSTERS WEATHER BULLETIN.

bulletin gave forecast Of disturbance
to cross continent July % to 81. warm
wave 26 to 80, cool wave 29 to August
9. This will be the last OF the great
storms predicted to occur from the
last part OF June to the last part OF
July. II will be dangerous storm
period, and all are warned to be on
guard for II. This is particularly
year Of great hurricanes. and when
one Of these sharks Of the ocean or
ganize on the waters southeast OF this
continent they absorb all the storms
then operating on the continent, turn
the continental storms upside down.
leaving nothing but a cool wave,
which sometimes brings frosts. a
hurricane is expected the last days OF
July.
The next storm wave will reach
Vancouver about August 3. causing
higher temperatures on all the ia,
citic coast. 1t will cross the crest oil
the Rockies near August 4, plains Sec
tons the 5th. meridian 80. Great
Lakes and Ohio Valleys the 9Th, East
ern sections the It'll. reaching New
foundland near the sth. A storm
wave will follow about one day be-
hind the warm wave. and cool wave
about one day behind the storm wave
This storm is expected to be at lie
greatest intensity In the Eastern Sec
tons. but August storms are not ex'
pected TO be so dangerous as those OF
July. except that the storms that VIII
occur not far from August "a will be
very dangerous.
The first week OF August Will av'
erage unusually cool east OF the
Rockies, warmer than usual west oil
the Rockies. From near August to
10 temperatures viii make great
rise east OF the Rockies. and hot
weather will prevail from near Aug
ust II to near August 10. The re-
verse Is expected for the Pacific slope.
Another warm wave will reach Van
couyer near August and tempera'
lures will rise on all the Pacific slope
IL will cross the crest OF the Rockies
near August 9. the plains section TO-
meridian 90 Great Lakes and Ohio
Valleys II. Eastern sections the 18TH
reaching Newfoundland near the 18Th.
A storm wave will follow about one
day behind the warm wave. and q
cool wave about one day behind the
storm wave. This will be a little
more severe than the previous storm
wave.
Most rain Is expected from July ~
to August {. Not so much rain Aug
lust 6 TO 10. Southeastern quarter oil
the Inhabited part OF the continent
cas-, Of the Rockies. will get the mos
rain, decreasing northeastward ant
westward during August The North
western quarter will get the ieas'
rain. This distribution OF rain ~
pears good for spring wheat, but no
so coed for cotton In the Southeastern
cotton states. Europe, Northwestern
Africa. Australia. East Indies. tn
Philippines and Eastern Asia VIII ge
more than the usual precipitation II
August.
We are OF the opinion that graz
must 10 higher. Not more than a
average crop will be produced
America. and the crops In Europ
promise to be less than normal.
= Our theory about the man'eatln
white sharks: Those monsters folio
the big fish. the big ish follow tn
{ little hsh. the little FISH congrega'
where the salt water insects and al
! Imalculae are most abundant, an
these are most abundant where,
}. an eclipse of.the sun the shadow
!. the earth covers the salt water. Pa
y ticularly is this true when the eelip'
50 occurs early In the summer seaso
|, Such eclipse shadows covered the A
lantIc for the summer seasons OF is'