New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1926, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926, rricane season starts in August and & Galveston hurricane in Sep! ber, 1900, and that wh lives at Corpus Christi in Septen |B |reaches its peak in September, g October. One reassur- HURRICANE ZONE lends ¢ e reach the Gulf or Atla coasts, any curve back into the ocean even s far east as the Bermudas. Are MOI‘G Prevalen ln cel‘taln 7‘ Between July d October of every The Corpus C! however, b valley. cane, |type with an approx path. A chain of ‘highs' forme h cost m straight e any 1be T ing fact is that when the hurricane , passing through Texas season is at its height the greatest a, and assed to |percentage of the stor fails to |1 down tr wre: d an M h [Y Ivear from 6 to 10 hurricahes are |impassable barrler to the north and 0]][ § 0L Year {born somewhere between Florida and |t moved on into Mexico x(run usually to sw orp westward, |where it was finally dissipated among |then northward, and back |the mountains. Washington, D. C, Sept. 28 — |, ,rtheastward, their pa m; Hurricanes are not winds that West Indian hurricanes are not new, pretty accurate parabolic curves. The nor are taney confined to Florida, |primary factor in the careers of these td says a bulletin from the Washington, |S{orms is believed to be i high atmospheric pressure, D. C. headquarters of the Natlonal |5t axists practicall Geographic society. £ over the Atlantic north of tt In the season that Is pecu el it their own (t are hur of heavy, slusgish alr lies « jusgmonshsfiustiastisyiars ally over this area. Along its south- growing months,) they = lern edge in the t of the cyclonic type. ing storm centers move {slowly across sea and la times at no great or ten miles an hot air toward them from terrific speeds, up to miles an hour. all 100 or ted alr, Iy been blowing up from the Gulf of e e | Mexico, the Carlbbean Sea, and the (T8 CHEES VH .5 SHF T8 Sossibie | NEW]NGTON NEWS tropical Atlantic since those boc S s iy e i af \watergandiiiie SEImETican FCox t mortality among these storm- | R tinents have existed — a matter of S e some hundreds of thousands of years. | But only a few of these many po- | tentlal destroyers actually work their destruction on the terrifory of the [{ United States, and these are confined almost wholly to a period of three months of the late summer and early autumn. Thus they leave Florida and the other Gult states free from danger during the late autu the entire winter, and the early spring months || when that area attracts its greatest crowd itors. Thomas Kania of Wethers | fined and costs amount Kania was vis while here p h Joseph Matis and Harl road band on rican continent, forr a wall of heavy air wh not p Confined to the are dissipated w causing the United States any con- cern. Storms Must Dodge ‘Hig when the heat of s ich the : and Mat ment Wi but it proved to be only a toy Kania ref with Constable R 1yn like an air peni /tea. The atmosph re and sing court costs. The wa s eastward becomes an arena for shi i southeastward of the Gulf of Mexico | FGTI7% WAy Re T o fered a broken nose are the birthplace of the hurricanes. |° e Rl game fight. Upon invest They are the creatures of a vly born st Halleran found bot pheric pressure and temperature; Tatis at When and these two factors are varied by [ |72 0¥ BT his gun the other two m the sun beating down on the ex- atmosphere, to mo on him and beat him panses of Atlantic water and the || were both fined §5 land mass of our continent. furntal to $20. tion, Do Not Occur In Winter Ry mistid a5 “One of the most striking facts in || regard to West Indian hurricanes is the marked concentration of really destructive ones wi thin a few | weeks of each other. A study of hurricanes that had occurred since 1887 was made by the United States weather bureau a few vears ago and it was found that in this long period |/ not one storm of known Peter DelBara w fined $5 and costs o | DelBara is not a cit found by Constabls | | amounting i tlantie ‘high’ an A great many tro- pical hurricanes, therefore, move | cast to avoid the mid-ocean barrier | dash northward well east , causing no damage on Once aro the end of the | ng northeasts ard, and and Halleran State Game Warden house of Granby a in making the arrest. fined $5 and costs for pheasants out of season, ’ ing a gun and not being a ci Charles . storms do not ha 5 \~hmifl‘”‘l for being without a e AUSNC ] license, making a total o from December to May inclusiv gh’ extends farther westward than | “5p 0 (60 Deihl of Ne Two other months can prac nal the disturbances must swing | St ¥ s be eliminated; November with only | G0 4y Y1anq to round the end. It|P two hurricanes in nearly forty years, |2¥er the JaR% 12 TR 0 O ec | and June with six. Not all of the |3 WPOR SRER O tHie and Gulf [ car fow Novemher and Jume mtorms|PFRES LIl I8 Rl Tast ek | = reach American territory, Sometimes Herded Into Gulf n a num o “Season” Starts In August By a still farther westward exten- { her home on Ce July itselt is rather a poor hur- [ WET & S o ressure aves mnlvn t. ricane month, Less than a dozen | ...¢ are prevented from moving July hurricanes have been recorded || oo "0 nq sweep into the Gulf of | in the last forty years and only part iypoyieo 1t was such conditlons that | of them reach shore. The real . oueht about the terribly destruct- 1«( 1d with the sun's qm“ nce of the drew a gun during the fi |drive straight ahead. 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