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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1947
Page
9
Prof Selby Maxwell explains cloud patterns warn of approaching storms. He describes mares tails in the western sky as the first sign of a coming storm, warns that 80 mph winds can knock a person off their feet, and shares a home made barometer plan offered free by the Syracuse Herald American.
Foglike mackerel sky described with mare's tails radiating to indicate a storm center. Reports detail warm fronts and air wedges, with temperatures across regions and a five day forecast from Dr Maswell. Includes explanations of front types: warm, cold, stationary and occluded fronts and their precipitation effects.
A reader asks how much wind a house can endure while an author explains cumulus cloud patterns and air waves like a vast ocean, noting wind effects at 60 and 80 mph on poorly built houses and the progression of cloud types and storm cycles.
The passage describes how pressure systems control air flow with lines labeled for low and high pressure. It notes counterclockwise flow toward lows and clockwise outward from highs, with typical system movement differing by season.
The excerpt notes an astronomy remark about Saturn, Jupiter moons, the Moon’s craters, and many double stars. It then answers a weather question, stating most cold wet weather is past and summer will be dry and much warmer.
U.S. Weather Bureau forecast predicts moderate temperatures in Syracuse with scattered showers and cooler conditions Monday. Saturday highs reach 73 with a low of 58, sunset at 8 31, sunrise Monday 5 32. Record high 88 in 1932, record low 37 in 1934. Regional highlights include mixed city listings and an eastern New York view of mostly cloudy skies with possible afternoon showers or thunderstorms.
St Louis UPI AFL pressmen returned to work at 4 15 PM Saturday ending a five hour stoppage. They objected to a story printed in the papers and when publication resumed the same article appeared again.
Henry A. Wallace said he would head a third party if it would aid peace though he warned a new movement could not be said to be necessary now The Truman Doctrine would lead into war but not soon he stated at a press conference at the state capitol here in Olympia prior to an address at the Capitol blog event
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