Major River Flooding in Western Washington; Very Cold Temperatures in the Northern Plains

Major river flooding following heavy rainfall will continue to bring a significant risk to life and property in Washington. Arctic air will bring near record cold temperatures and dangerous wind chills from the Northern High Plains into the Mid-South and Mid-Atlantic through the weekend. A narrow band of snow is likely from the Mid-West, Upper Ohio Valley into the Central Appalachians. Read More >

Duluth, MN

International Falls, MN

Coldest Novembers on Record
(Average Monthly Temperature)

1.	18.8° F in 1959
2.	19.8° F in 1880
3.	19.9° F in 1985
4.	20.6° F in 1995
5.	21.0° F in 1955
-	21.0° F in 1896
7.	21.4° F in 1951
-	21.4° F in 1911
9.	21.6° F in 1919
-	21.6° F in 1996

The average temperature for the month was 21.8° F

Duluth Normal: 28.8° F

Coldest Novembers on Record
(Average Monthly Temperature)

1.	8.0° F in 1924
2.	14.2° F in 1985
3.	15.0° F in 1959
4.	15.4° F in 1995
5.	15.8° F in 1926
6.	16.8° F in 1919
7.	17.5° F in 1955
-	17.5° F in 1996
9.	18.4° F in 1911
10.	18.7° F in 1951

The average temperature for the month was 18.8° F

International Falls Normal: 25.5° F

Snowiest Novembers on Record

1.	50.1 inches in 1991
2.	37.7 inches in 1983
3.	34.1 inches in 1985
4.	29.4 inches in 1992
5.	28.7 inches in 1919

Duluth received 16.4 inches of snow for the month

Duluth Normal: 13.7 inches.

Snowiest Novembers on Record

1.	29.7 inches in 1965
2.	29.0 inches in 2010
3.	28.6 inches in 1955
4.	27.1 inches in 1985
5.	26.5 inches in 1983

International Falls received 9.2 inches of snow for the month.

International Falls Normal: 13.7 inches.

Events of 2014

DLH RSS Feed

Major River Flooding in Western Washington; Very Cold Temperatures in the Northern Plains

November Climate Statistics