November 2010
Report and Summary
Tyler, Texas
November 2010
by Robert K. Peters, Ph.D.
National Weather Service Cooperating Observer
The nonth of November 2010 saw near normal temperatures and below normal rainfall. The thirty-day outlook had called for above normal temperatures and below normal precipitation.
Compared with November 2009, the month was 1.4 deg. Cooler, and 0.65 inch wetter. Year-to-date rainfall through month's end 14.26 inches less in 2010 than last year. The month's weather pattern was typical of a La Nina cool season signature.
- KEY TO SYMBOLS:
- A = HAIL
- B = BLOWING
- D = DUST
- F = FOG
- H = HAZE
- IP = SLEET
- K = SMOKE
- L = DRIZZLE
- R = RAIN
- S = SNOW
- T = THUNDERSTORM
- Z = GREENWICH MEAN TIME
- ZL = FREEZING DRIZZLE
- ZR = FREEZING RAIN
- - = LIGHT
- + = HEAVY
R FOLLOWING A TEMPERATURE OR PRECIPITATION VALUE = RECORD
The reporting period for temperatures, precipitation, and phenomenon on each day is for the twenty-four hours ending at midnight hours GMT--6 p.m. CST and 7 p.m. CDT. All times are given using the twenty-four hour clock, and are expressed in Greenwich Mean Time.
Observations are from NWS Station 41/9207/4 in Tyler, Texas. The term "normal" refers to averages from the standard climatic period 1971-2000.
.NOVEMBER 2010
DY MX MN OBS PCPN REMARKS- DY MX MN OBS PCPN REMARKS
- 01 81 59 73 F
- 02 63 53 54 0.83 T, F, PCPN 0700-1000, 1900-2400 MORNING LOW 54, DAYTIME HIGH 58
- 03 56 49 55 0.10 F., PCPN 0000-0200, 2300-2400 MORNING LOW 53
- 04 63 43 54 0.12 PCPN 0000-0400 MORNING LOW 47
- 05 60 37 50 MORNING LOW 39
- 06 64 33 51
- 07 70 36 56
- 08 74 41 62
- 09 75 50 66 F
- 10 79 56 69 F
- 11 75 61 72
- 12 75 53 65 0.39 F, T, PCPN 2300-2400 MORNING LOW 61
- 13 57 40 49 0.06 PCPN 0100-0300, MORNING LOW 46
- 14 60 36 53
- 15 57 45 55
- 16 62 44 52 0.20 F, PCPN 0100-0200, 0900-1000 MORNING LOW 47
- 17 71 45 64
- 18 59 41 49 MORNING LOW 45
- 19 64 37 55 F
- 20 70 46 63 F
- 21 77 59 71
- 22 77 64 72 tr.
- 23 81 67 74 F
- 24 80 70 75
- 25 75 37 41 0.05 F, PCPN 1800-2000 MORNING LOW 70
- 26 52 31 42 0.01 PCPN 0100-0200 Morning Low 35
- 27 62 28 50 F
- 28 62 35 58
- 29 71 59 0.33 T, F, PCPN 1300-1800 MORNING LOW 59
- 30 50 30 44 0.02 PCPN 0800-1000, OVERNIGHT LOW 42, DAYTIME HIGH 49
NOVEMBER 2010, RECORDS AND SUMMARY:
- 26TH, 2010 GROWING SEASON END WITH FIRST FREEZE, 248 DAYS, BEGAN MARCH 22,
- 2010;
- HIGHEST TEMPERATURE 81 ON THE 1ST AND 23RD,
- LOWEST TEMPERATURE 28 ON THE 27TH,
- AVERAGE MAXIMUM 67.4 F.,
- AVERAGE MINIMUM 45.9 F.,
- AVERAGE TEMPERATURE 56.7 F.,
- 0.8 DEG. COOLER THAN NORMAL.
- 300 HEATING DEGREE DAYS,
- 119.0 PERCENT OF NORMAL HEATING DEGREE DAYS.
- 39 COOLING DEGREE DAYS,
- PER156.0 CENT OF NORMAL COOLING DEGREE-DAYS;
- TOTAL PRECIPITATION 2.11 IN.,
- 2.34 IN. LESS THAN MONTHLY NORMAL.
- 47.4 PERCENT OF NORMAL MONTHLY PRECIPITATION.
- YEAR-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION 34.71 IN.,
- 5.77 IN. LESS THAN NORMAL YEAR-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION,
- 85.7 PERCENT OF NORMAL YEAR-TO-DATE PRECIPITATION;
- 3 DAYS ON WHICH THUNDERSTORMS OCCURRED;
- 9 DAYS ON WHICH MEASURABLE PRECIPITATION OCCURRED;
- 13 DAYS ON WHICH THE VISIBILITY WAS RESTRICTED TO BETWEEN 1/2 AND 6 MILES BY FOG, SMOKE, OR HAZE;
- 0 DAYS ON WHICH THE VISIBILITY WAS RESTRICTED TO 1/4 MILE OR LESS BY FOG;
- 0 DAYS ON WHICH THE VISIBILITY WAS RESTRICTED BY DUST OR BLOWING DUST;
- 0 DAYS ON WHICH FROZEN PRECIPITATION WAS OBSERVED;
- IN. TOTAL SNOWFALL.
- 0 DAYS ON WHICH THE MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE REACHED OR EXCEEDED 90 DEG.;
- 0 DAYS ON WHICH THE MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE REACHED OR EXCEEDED 100 DEG.;
- 0 DAYS ON WHICH THE TEMPERATURE FAILED TO RISE ABOVE 32 DEG.
- 3 DAYS ON WHICH THE MINIMUM TEMPERATURE REACHED OR FELL BELOW 32 DEG.
- 344 SEASON-TO-DATE HEATING DEGREE DAYS,
- PERCENTAGE OF NORMAL SEASON-TO-DATE HEATING DEGREE DAYS: 115.1,
- 2860 YEAR-TO-DATE COOLING DEGREE DAYS.
- PERCENTAGE OF NORMAL YEAR-TO-DATE COOLING DEGREE DAYS: 113.8.
- PRECIPITATION DURING THE PREVIOUS TWELVE MONTHS 39.38 IN.,
- TWELVE-MONTH PRECIPITATION PERCENTAGE 87.0.