The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-01-02

also mat 10 and July there WQulQ pc the
mI@iinr5n amount Of moisture over a cons1-
cradle portion Of the western semi-aTid
m regions though we believe that the northern
part Wi be a the expense oil the
AS there are always readers and
many others that do not fully understand
what is meant by the storm M period , will
5regual intervals but not always in the same time as the reg-
lar storm periods about five or SIX days and the reaction
ny in about three Oh four days.
The storms organize OF originate west Of the places receiving
precipitation As the storm eastward much or
IN only part of the continent may receive precipitation
o5nQ TO the 1oa OF the combinations covering the time
The primary storm period alone IS not sufficient 70 produce
Mercury and Venus combined with the Earhs equinOxes
nd sscs strongest and most frequent OF
In DESIGNATING the storm periods we will simply
Central day and the time for the to reach the
centre the continent places of there viii be visited
sooner and places east Of the CENTER will be visited later by
The storm periods for January central the 9Th, the 18th
and medium influence for the 18th and 18th cold follow all
should the cold continue, after the Doth which looks
probable shall look Tor continuation OF unusual ana I'M
reasonable cold for about three mnt9 as the Mars period starts
he 10th. We might have an oId-fashioned winter 49,
The storm periods Tor eofuary are celtfa Ie % 9 Io'
Goth and 18th with quite clear and cold the first half OF month
nd quite stormy from the goth on into March - on -.
The periods for March central the 4t 9Th 18TH
9th with the strongest the 4t and the balance OF
e clear and cold for ali portions Of the continent
The storm periods for April are Central the nd tn 18TH
9th oath and Both strong combinations from the lt TO
he 18th liability to dangerous storms at all storm periods
With thunder lightning and tonadoes south and log fosC
me storm periods for May are central the 6 18th 18TH
3d and 29h with no strong combinations except Venus for
Ite first half and Mercury the last half Look Tor warmer
weather 10th of Mayhe end OF the Mars efoo ana
believe there is prospect for considerable moisture Tor May
June important month for the wheat farmers ana al
though combinations for precipitation 2OouI Ce
middle Of June the Chart does not look rs sCQ9 10 @ I
years though the Jupiter influence starts with une ana Jup
is a strong influence, but can not tell Just what way l may
others but it seems to interfere with the and normal dis
buton OF the precpltaQG l1 ana ge y much real ;n hut
threatening busters that VIII not naIeIlle lICl IN %
there is good prospects for ram early IL July so
periods June the 4h 10TH 2ls and 2h with the strong
Juv chart looks pretty clear except the first and last Of the
The storm periods for July Central the rd 8 l3t
10th 26tf and 31st with the strongest influence the I ana
Much the first half Of August looks quite clear OuJ Ce
asst nan OF AuguSC % A3ouqt are central the 9Th 18th
225 and Doth With those for the last of the month the
,nost We are v to Of West India hurricanes
5 as early as the 18th to 25th Danger OF hall -
September frequently stormy month"; looks e Ke2llg ~ ~
1.-The usual record storms which central the t S1
2t and 27h with quite strong combinations for the 4h 10Th
d 9th West India cyclones and Japan yphoons will be heare
The storm periods for October are central the End 8h 18th
GOTH 25th and 81s with strong combinations OuC qn
o oyeba is quite clear except the 18th and 28d which
n look quite stormy periods central the IsC o
18th 18th 28rd and 29h November looks quite Tree iron
The storm periods for December central the 9TH 10th
18Th 22nd and 28th the ordinary combinations Ior %
Der There probably be cold wave about the 18th 70 lo
al reaching well into the South r63rr1 17sroN
NJ ai+ioe in this article are founded upon the Hicl
o If ,efeoooqv and in main apply to the whole unite
Of northwest sead regions as TINS Is Wee We Jnt If Fl
ed over 40 years. during this time have Deen u
y orv IN the press read his Foundation Facts and found
ahe science but see need of local interpretations ana IN
tic ~ annicaon to locality accurate Tor te s
the and nv lectures upon Astronomy and Our Weatner NAY
assisted in the understanding Of this great science
To sum up in for the coming year, we look L
quite winty weather three months yet IN the north ana
snow and seet storms for April IN the norm u for I
the ana July When the Earth passes Jupiter about the 10th