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Snow Across the Great Lakes, Central Appalachians, and Northeast; Unsettled Weather in the West

Light to moderate snow will continue into Saturday over the Great Lakes, Central Appalachians, and Northeast. This weekend into next week, a series of atmospheric rivers will bring gusty winds, periods of heavy rain, and mountain snow to northern California and the Pacific Northwest. Colder temperatures are in store for the weekend from the Great Lakes to East Coast. Read More >

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Dallas/Fort Worth - Election Day Climatology

the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November

Temperature
  • Normal maximum: 70°F
  • Normal minimum: 50°F
  • Number of freezes: 4
  • Number of days with maximum:
         100°F or more: 0
         32°F or less: 0
Highest Maximum
Rank Temperature Date
1 88 Nov 8, 1927
2
(tie)
87 Nov 8, 2005
87 Nov 6, 1945
4 85 Nov 7, 2023
5 84 Nov 5, 1963

 

Lowest Minimum
Rank Temperature Date
1 26 Nov 5, 1991
2 29 Nov 6, 1951
3
(tie)
32 Nov 8, 1938
32 Nov 3, 1936
5
(tie)
35 Nov 7, 1961
35 Nov 8, 1955

 

Lowest Maximum
Rank Temperature Date
1 46 Nov 3, 1936
2
(tie)
49 Nov 2, 1954
49 Nov 5, 1935
4 52 Nov 2, 1993
5
(tie)
54 Nov 7, 2000
54 Nov 6, 1973
Highest Minimum
Rank Temperature Date
1 70 Nov 8, 2005
2 69 Nov 4, 2003
3
(tie)
68 Nov 8, 2022
68 Nov 7, 1916
5
(tie)
67 Nov 8, 1966
67 Nov 7, 1944
 
Precipitation
  • Number of occurrences with any precipitation: 40
  • Number of occurrences with measurable precipitation: 28
  • Average amount when precipitation occurred: 0.45"
  • Chance of measurable precipitation: 22%
  • Number of occurrences of:
         thunder: 8 
         snow: 0 
         sleet (ice pellets): 0 
         freezing rain/freezing drizzle (glaze): 0 
         fog: 29
Wettest
Rank Precipitation Date
1 2.54 Nov 3, 1964
2 1.96 Nov 2, 1982
3 1.59 Nov 5, 1957
4 1.53 Nov 3, 1959
5 1.25 Nov 5, 1946
 
Significant Events
  • November 3, 1964 - After being president less than a year, Lyndon B. Johnson is elected to a "second" term as 2.54" of rain fell on this stormy day.
  • November 3, 1936 - Franklin D. Roosevelt is reelected to a second term during the Great Depression on a cold, rainy day. The low was 32°F and the high was 46°F.