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October 6, 1938
Marion Progress
Marion, Mcdowell County, North Carolina
What is this article about?
In Orange, Mass., William Hudson accurately predicted 25 snowstorms for the winter by counting bright stars around the October moon's first quarter.
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WEATHER FORECAST MADE
ON BASIS OF STARS
Orange, Mass.-- After consulting the stars last fall, William Hudson predicted that there would be 24 or 26 snowstorms here this winter. There were 25.
Explaining how he arrived at his conclusion, the weather prognosticator says: "It depends upon the number of bright stars there around the first quarter of the moon in October"
"Last October there were 24 bright stars and two which were mediocre. indicating there would be at least 24 storms and possibly 26."
ON BASIS OF STARS
Orange, Mass.-- After consulting the stars last fall, William Hudson predicted that there would be 24 or 26 snowstorms here this winter. There were 25.
Explaining how he arrived at his conclusion, the weather prognosticator says: "It depends upon the number of bright stars there around the first quarter of the moon in October"
"Last October there were 24 bright stars and two which were mediocre. indicating there would be at least 24 storms and possibly 26."
What sub-type of article is it?
Curiosity
What themes does it cover?
Nature
Fate Providence
What keywords are associated?
Weather Prediction
Stars Forecast
Snowstorms
Orange Mass
What entities or persons were involved?
William Hudson
Where did it happen?
Orange, Mass.
Story Details
Key Persons
William Hudson
Location
Orange, Mass.
Event Date
Last October
Story Details
William Hudson predicted 24 or 26 snowstorms for the winter based on the number of bright stars around the first quarter of the moon in October; there were 25 snowstorms.