SAXBY'S WEATHER WARNINGS.

West Coast Times, Issue 116, 31 January 1866, Page 2

SAXBY'S WEATHER WARNINGS.

IBCG. February—Third, eleventh, seventeenth, twenty-fourth March—Third, tenth, seventeenth, twenty - fouri!), thiitieth April—Sixth, thirteenth, nineteenth, twentysixth jU.iy—Fourth, eleventh, seventeenth, twentythird, thirty-first June—Seventh, thirteenth, twentieth, twentyseventh July —Fourth, eleventh, seventeenth, twentyfifth August—First, seventh, fourteenth, twentyfirst, twenty-eighth September—Third,tenth, seventeenth, twentyfourth October—First, aeventh, fifteenth, twentysecond, tweuth-ei'ihth November—Thud, eleventh, eighteenth, twenty-fourth December—First, eigth, sixteenth, twentysecond, twenty-eighth Tim pireeding apply to all paits of the earth's surface —even (in a diminished degiee) to the trade belts. The changes vary in intensity, but even at quiet periods they may be plainly traced in the send ilying with a velocity totally at variance with the state of the air at the earth's surface, and the clouds afc such times generally have a liny or suutifiod appoaranoa, whioh usually in' dicatesapproaching ruin. N.B.—lf. tho day lnavlcocl prove calm and ttiil, distrust, the d*y ftftor> and tho seuoiul day tfiro 1, % 1% fasuy.