Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-01-24
WEATHER BULLETIN

Washington. Jan 22.-The last bull
letin gave forecasts OF disturbance to
cross continent Jan. 20 TO Jan. ~.
warm wave Jan. 22 to Jan. 20. cool
wave Jan. 90 to Jan. 30. This will
bring severe winter storms, an exten.
siye cold wave. billiards. and other
ugly weather features. This will be
one Of two great winter storms. The
other one was delivered according to
contract during the week centering
on Jan. and this last one will monop-
ollie the week oentering ON Jan. %.
Better prepare for Il. We are not
making many mistakes In our fore
casts OF severe storms.
The next disturbance will reach the
Pacific coast about Jan. 2S. cross the
Pacific slope by the close OF Jan. 20,
central valleys Jan. 80 to Feb. 1. east.
ern sections Feb. 2. Warm wave will
cross the Pacific slope about Jan. rs.
central valleys Jan. 80. eastern sec
lions Feb. /. Cool wave will cross
the Pacific slope about Jan. 81. cen.
trail valleys Feb. 2. eastern sections
Feb. 4.
From about Jan. 22 TO Jan. 20. the
storms will be almost continuously
severe. the weather viii be ugly and
much suffering will result to unshelt.
cred live stock and people who must
be out OF doors. During those eight
days all who can should plan for In.
door occupations.
We had the first extensive and
large precipitations near Dec. IS. the
second near Jan. 9. Third and fourth
are expected to overlap. be more ex-
tensiye and excessive In amount and
covering the last ten days In January.
Heavy SHOWS are expected In north.
ern sections and heavy rains south.
Deep SHOWS In the Rockies are e.
pected TO interfere with railway traf.
fie. The precipitation is expected TO
be excessive In az least three.fourths
OF the inhabited parts OF this CONT.
nent.
The first disturbance OF next month
will reach the Pacific coast about Feb.
3. cross the Pacific slope by the close
OF Feb. I. great central valleys Feb.
5 to Z, eastern sections Feb. s. Warm
wave will cross the Pacific slope about
Feb. 3. central valleys Feb. 8. eastern
sections Feb, Z. Cool yave will cross
the Pacific slope about Feb. G. cen
trail valleys. Feb S. eastern sections
Feb. 10.
This will include the week center
ing on Feb. 6. temperatures OF which
will average lower than usual. includ-
ing cold wave in northern sections.
northern SHOWS and southern cold
rains. The winter storms will con
tinue to be OF greater force than Is
normal Following this storm will
come a great high temperature wave,
and February thaw.
In southern sections February as an
important crop weather month. partic-
ularly In preparing for the coming
crops and more particularly In refer.
ence to early truck gardening. lndi.
cations are that too much wet and
extremes of heat and cold do not lndi-
cate that the month will bring best re-
suits In southern sections. But In
northern sections the large amount
Of snow expected promises well for
the coming crops.
II our farmers get In the right Kind
OF crops for the great crop weather
extremes that are before us and II the
markets are not manipulated 80 as to
rom them Of their rights. the chances
are that more than usual profits will
come TO them from the soil this year.
We say from the soil because that Is
the usual expression. but we know
that plant food does not come from the
soil.