Thunderstorms in the Pacific Northwest and Great Lakes; Dangerous Heat Persists Across the South; Critical Fire Weather Concerns in the West

Scattered severe thunderstorms are possible in parts of Kentucky, the Ohio Valley and Pacific Northwest Saturday. Strong winds and hail are the primary hazards. Dangerous heat stress will persist through the weekend over parts of the Southern Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley. Dry and windy conditions will lead to critical fire weather concerns across portions of the Western U.S. this weekend. Read More >

Despite the recent cool stretch of temperatures across the Northland, early November warmth has helped to bring a top 5 warmest November on record, the below tables show the top 5 rankings for both Duluth and International Falls. Duluth had the 2nd warmest November since records began in 1874. International Falls reported the Warmest November since records began in 1897.

For the complete details on the November climate summary for Duluth and International Falls click on the following link: click here

Duluth

Rank	Avg. Temp (F)	Year
1	40.6º	1899
2	40.2º	2016
3	39.5º	2001
4	37.9º	2009
5	36.7º	2015

International Falls

Rank	Avg. Temp (F)	Year
1	37.2º	2016
2	36.9º	2001
3	34.9º	1981
4	34.3º	2009
5	33.5º	1999

In addition, our meteorologic Fall was also ranked in the top five warmest Autumn (September through November) on record, the below tables show the top 5 rankings for both Duluth and International Falls. Duluth had the 3rd warmest Autumn since records began in 1874. International Falls had the 3rd warmest Autumn since records began in 1897.

For the complete details on the Autumn climate summary for Duluth and International Falls click on the following link: click here

Duluth

Rank	Avg. Temp (F)	Year
1	49.9º	1963
2	49.5º	1931
3	49.2º	2016
4	48.1º	2015
5	47.8º	1899

International Falls

Rank	Avg. Temp (F)	Year
1	48.3º	1920
2	47.4º	1963
3	46.3º	2016
4	45.8º	1914
5	45.4º	1994

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Thunderstorms in the Pacific Northwest and Great Lakes; Dangerous Heat Persists Across the South; Critical Fire Weather Concerns in the West

Top 5 Warmest Novembers and Warmest Autumns on Record in the Northland